Wednesday 29 August 2018 15:01, UK
The Football Association has submitted a bid to host the Women's Euro 2021 competition in England.
The deadline for nations wishing to host the tournament is August 31, with UEFA's executive committee due to make a final decision on December 3.
FA chief executive Martin Glenn said in a statement: "Our bid to host UEFA Women's Euro 2021 reflects our strong commitment to supporting and growing women's and girl's football in England"
If successful, the FA plans to stage the final at Wembley, just a year on from hosting the men's equivalent match, with a nation-wide spread of host cities proposed including Manchester, Sheffield, Nottingham and Brighton.
The proposal comes off the back of a successful Euro 2017 for England as they reached the semi-final of the competition which was hosted in the Netherlands.
During last year's tournament in the Netherlands, England reached a record peak viewership of four million people in the UK.
Brighton - Amex Stadium
London - Wembley Stadium & Brentford Community Stadium
Milton Keynes - Stadium MK
Manchester - Manchester City Academy Stadium
Nottingham - Meadow Lane
Peterborough - ABAX Stadium
Rotherham - AESSEAL New York Stadium
Sheffield - Brammal Lane
