FA Women’s National League teams are back in action again on Sunday, following a busy midweek programme that only ended Thursday evening. Burnley and Wolves are unbeaten in the Northern Premier and away at Stoke and Halifax respectively, with the Clarets leading by a single point but having played one more game. AFC Bournemouth and […]
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The opening day of the 2025-26 FA Women’s National League season features Matt Beard’s Burnley Women up against promoted Middlesbrough. Twice a WSL-title winner and manager of the season, former Liverpool boss Matt Beard took charge of the Clarets this summer, with a visit from Boro their introduction to the new campaign. Northern Premier runners-up
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It is the last pre-season games for most FA Women’s National League sides, while WSL teams continue progress towards the forthcoming campaign. Saturday 9 August Crystal Palace v Portsmouth (behind closed doors) Liverpool v Aston Villa (behind closed doors) Manchester City v Manchester United (behind closed doors)Newcastle United v Atletico Madrid (St James’ Park, 1pm) Valencia v Birmingham
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The FA Women’s National League has today confirmed the schedule for the upcoming 2025/26 season following a successful year for the league. The season will officially begin on Sunday 17 August, running through until Sunday 26 April. This season we’ll see nine new teams entering the FA WNL and they will take part in some
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The 2025-26 FA Women’s National League season will see additional teams promoted through play-offs. With the approved expansion of the Barclays Women’s Super League, there will be a one-off change to the promotion system in The FA WNL, reports womensleagues.thefa.com. In order to retain divisions of 12 teams across Tiers 2, 3 and 4 for
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Kidderminster Harriers secured promotion to the FA Women’s National League when winning the West Midlands Premier Division title. They had only needed a point from their final match at home to relegated Knowle to take top spot from Lye Town, winning the game rearranged from Sunday to Thursday by three goals to nil. A chance
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Fulham, Luton Town and Chester le Street Town all become Regional League winners and gain promotion to the fourth tier. EASTERN – Luton Town seal National League return Premier – Luton Town became champions with a 1-0 midweek victory away to St Albans City. Fiona Buttigieg scoring a late deflected goal. The Hatters followed that
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