Women's Euro 2022: What is the prize money for the Women's Euro 2022? How much will the winner of the Euros get - and how does it compare the men's prize money?

The interest in women’s football continues to boom this summer, as Euro 2022 moves into the knockout phase of the competition. What is the prize money for the tournament?

After much anticipation, the Women’s European Championship 2022 has proven to be the latest catalyst for growth in women’s football.

With record attendances following record scorelines, fans have packed stadiums across England over the first two weeks of the tournament, desperate to catch a glimpse of football’s newest stars.

Despite some detractors, the tournament has proven that desire for women’s football in the United Kingdom has never been higher. With millions watching on the BBC, the likes of England’s Beth Mead and Germany’s Alex Popp have risen to the forefront of the nations thoughts as they showcase their undoubted talent on the European stage.

The final of the Women’s European Championship 2022 will be held at England’s national stadium, Wembley.

Pop star Becky Hill has been confirmed as pre-game entertainment in the first ever UEFA Women's EURO 2022 Final Show. The ‘Remember’ and ‘My Heart Goes (La Di Da)’ singer will take to the stage prior to kick off, though no time has yet been confirmed.

There has been 10 stadiums used across the tournament, with the likes of Old Trafford and the Brighton Community Stadium used during the group stages, however, the final will take place at 90,000-seat stadium Wembley on Sunday July 31, with kick off scheduled for 5pm.

England, Spain, Germany, Austria, Netherlands, France, Sweden and Belgium are the final eight teams left in competition.

Yes, the final of the competition will be shown in 16 different countries across Europe.

It has been confirmed that the Euro 2022 will be shown live on BBC One in the