Sunderland and Newcastle United prepare to meet in the Women's Championship in a record-breaking crowd of more than 14,000.
Sunderland and Newcastle United are gearing up for a record-breaking Tyne-Wear derby in the Women's Championship this Sunday.
But the figure is set to smash the previous best of 11,137 for a match at this level between Sheffield United and London City in November 2022.Birmingham, Durham and Sheffield United will all travel up to the 48,707-capacity stadium in 2025, while other home matches will be held at their regular Eppleton Colliery Welfare Ground.
"We fully understand that, as the game grows and that if there's more than 1,800, we can't play at Eppleton.
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