Sheffield United vs Burnley

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HISTORY
We’re looking to break
another record at Bramall
Lane, and you can help by
getting behind Sheffield
United Women this
November.
For the upcoming game
against London City
Lionesses on Sunday 20th
November (1pm), United
are setting the challenge
of breaking our own
attendance record for a
Women’s Championship
fixture at Bramall Lane.
Last season we saw an
unbelievable response for
our home game against
Liverpool when 4,100 fans
attended our historic home,
and now we’re looking to
go one better.
This season Sheffield
United Women are playing
all home fixtures in S2, with
four successive crowds in
excess of 1,000 already,
as interest in the women’s
game continues to grow
following the successful
European Championships.
United Women boss Neil
Redfearn said: “Playing at
Bramall Lane this season
has been special for
everyone associated with
Sheffield United Women,
and now we have an
opportunity to once again
create some history.
“The response to our
fixture against Liverpool
last season was incredible,
and with the backing we
have had already this
season, we firmly believe
achieving another record
crowd is very possible.
“The girls have been
giving their all in a really
tough and competitive
Championship division
this season, and having a
strong home crowd behind
them at a top facility has
been a real boost.
“To have a bumper
crowd here at Bramall Lane
would be huge, the extra
support really does make a
difference.”
The club are providing
tickets to local schools and
sports clubs to encourage
youngsters to get involved,
with a number of matchday
activities also being
planned in order to make it
a day to remember.
Zoe Johnson, United
Women’s general manager,
added: “It has been a
phenomenal year for
women’s football as we
continue to build on the
fantastic achievement of
the Lionesses this summer.
“Following the staging
of games at Bramall
Lane, including England’s
victorious semi-final,
we’ve seen a real upturn in
interest in Sheffield United
Women, with significantly
increased attendances
here at Bramall Lane.
“With this in mind, we’ve
set a target of surpassing
our record attendance
against London City.
“We aim to attract more
supporters to our women’s
team, and with the men’s
side taking a break for
the World Cup, we urge
those who have yet to see
our women’s team play to
come down and see what
we’re all about.”
For ticket information,
visit tickets.sufc.co.uk.
SHEFFIELD UNITED vs BURNLEY