Phinbella 2022 EMU-2023 WC project

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2022 EMU Championships bid

Phinbella 2022 (Phineaner, Afrikaans, Romansh) فينبيللا ٢٠٢٢ (Phineaner) 핀벨라 2022년 (Taesongean) フィニベラ 2022年 (Sangunese)
Tournament details
Host country	Phinbella
Teams	12 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)	8 (in 7 host cities)

The Phinbella 2022 EMU Championships bid (Phineaner: Bidaan Phinbella untuk Kejuaraan Keltia 2022/Kejuaraan EMU 2022) is Phinbella's official bid to host the 2022 EMU Championships. Previously, Phinbella was interested in hosting the 2020 EMU Championships, but the tournament was taken over by Sanpantul as the host after the approval of the FMF Executive. Phinbella once hosted the 2020 Noka Cup tournament.

Candidate venue

Negara Awan		Rintis Island	Phinéas Padolski
Negara Awan Galaxy Stadium	Samjil Stadium	Rintis Island Governmental Stadium	Kamp Nou
Future Phinbella national football team		Sporting Club	RTP Adiwira FC
Capacity: 88,000 (proposed, new stadium)	Capacity: 63,400	Capacity: 42,000	Capacity: 80,500
Bandar Baru Fatin	Iñderaqonır Rintis Island Negara Awan Springwind Islands Phinéas Padolski Kéijō Bandar Baru Fatin		Iñderaqonır
Bukit Sembilan New Stadium			Iñderaqonır Stadium
Capacity: 46,800 (proposed, new stadium)			Capacity: 40,000 (new stadium)
Springwind Islands			Kéijō
Springwind Stadium			Scattered Islands International City Stadium
Capacity: 66,200 (under construction, new stadium)			Capacity: 82,400 (under construction, new stadium)

Broadcasting

Country	Broadcaster
Phinbella	KBS, NNN, MegaTXBN, TPBN, HiFISPBN

See also

• 2020 Noka Cup