England v Germany: Record crowd for women’s Wembley match England women’s first game at Wembley will be played in front of a record attendance of 55,000 supporters

The match against Germany on Sunday, 23 November is a sell-out after the Football Association capped ticket sales because of engineering works on the London Underground.
“We apologise to anyone disappointed but this is a sensible decision based on travel advice,” said the FA.
The match, which kicks off at 15:00 GMT, will be shown live on BBC Two.
England’s previous largest crowd was 29,092 at Etihad Stadium for a Euro 2005 victory over Finland.
The FA was hoping for a crowd of around 30,000 for the game against Germany, but, with more than 20,000 tickets sold in the last 10 days, the decision to halt sales was made.