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Plans to increase Windsor Park capacity to 23,750 part of Women's World Cup bid

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Plans to increase Windsor Park capacity to 23,750 part of Women's World Cup bid
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The planned redevelopment of Windsor Park to enable the stadium to host games at the 2035 Women's World Cup includes proposals to increase the capacity of the stadium to 23,750, according to a Fifa report.

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  • Plans to increase Windsor Park capacity to 23,750 part of Women's World Cup bid.

The planned redevelopment of Windsor Park to enable the stadium to host games at the 2035 Women's World Cup includes proposals to increase the capacity of the stadium to 23,750, according to a Fifa report.

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