The Women’s UEFA championships are finally here! This year the tournament is hosted by England from July 6 till July 31. The first game for the Dutch team will be this Saturday, July 9 – playing against Sweden. So join us watching the game with your buddies on GAPP with a couple of cold ones!

Before a match, it’s necessary to warm up. So get yourself a fresh, blonde Lellebel beer (from brewery De Eeuwige Jeugd), beat your friends with some table football, and predict the final score of the first match to win the status of lucky Lellebel!

What to expect?

Orange drinks, people dressed up in orange, and hopefully a lot of goals for our Dutch team! When predicting the final score of the match, also take a good guess which of our Dutchies will be the ‘Lellebel of the Match’: who is going to be the top scorer? When guessing right, you will win the Lellebel gift box!

However, everyone is a winner: enough Dutch ‘bitterballen’, vegetarian and vegan snacks, and orange beer cocktails ‘Orange Pils’ for all!

We don’t do reservations, just come by and surprise us with a stunning orange outfit. Find yourself a spot in front of the screen and enjoy the match. The game starts at 21:00h, but feel free to warm up at GAPP with a burger, salad and some (0.0%) beers to ease your nerves.

Facts about the UEFA Women’s Champions against Sweden:

• We enter the Women’s UEFA 2022 with 30 ladies in the Dutch team, including our 8 stand-by stars
• Guided by coach Mark Parsons we hope to reach the finals!
• If we make it, the Dutch team will play the final games on July 22 in Leigh, July 26 in Sheffield, and July 31 in London
• The girl to ‘watch out for’ from the Swedish team, is Magda Eriksson
• Most played games in the Swedish team are on Caroline Seger’s name, with 229 interlands!
• Their top scorer is Lotta Schelin with a whopping 88 goals
• The Swedish women’s team was only champion once in 1984, but in 2017 they were beaten in the quarter-finals and got silver
• Things could get wild this Saturday: their most prominent victory was 17-0 against Azerbaijan
• The last winner of the UEFA Women’s Championships in 2017 is The Netherlands. So let’s repeat that!