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Euro 2022: Ona Batlle relishing full stadiums ahead of 'very exciting' tournament as Spain defender targets success

Spain defender Ona Batlle is relishing the prospect of full stadiums at Euro 2022, with the Manchester United full-back ready for a «very exciting» tournament. England hosts the Euros for the first time since 2005 with ticket sales strong and many games sold out. Ad/> Sarina Wiegman's side kick off the tournament with a meeting with Austria at Old Trafford on Wednesday evening.

TransfersChelsea offered chance to sign Ronaldo and Neymar — report04/07/2022 AT 12:17 Batlle has spent her last two seasons in Manchester and is looking forward to experiencing the atmosphere that England supporters should generate. “The stadiums are going to be full in England. The people of Manchester United are top, but in England it is known historically that they love football." the 23-year-old told Eurosport in Spain.

Eight rising stars to watch at Euro 2022 England ready to go ahead of Austria opener How the 2005 Euros changed the landscape of women's football in England «They are giving this European Championship a lot of hype. It is going to be super nice and very exciting to experience.» England's encounter with Austria is expected to break the attendance record for a women's game at Old Trafford. The Lionesses are considered among the favourites for their home tournament, particularly with Wiegman in charge.

The 52-year-old guided her native Netherlands side to continental triumph in 2017, ending a run of six successive German triumphs. Wiegman is yet to lose as England manger and Batlle, familiar with most of the squad from the Women's Super League (WSL), feels that they have «earned their respect». «I see potential in England,» Batlle suggested.

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