There’s a lot to look forward to in 2024 in the world of women’s football. Here’s some highlights to keep an eye on.
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Ahead of the FAWNL Play-Off Final, we sat down with Nottingham Forest manager, Andy Cook, to learn more about this season and his thoughts on the game ahead.
“It’s sort of like a perfect circle,” reflects Watford captain Helen Ward as she prepares to play the final game of an impressive career. “I started at Watford winning trophies as a kid and won a few as a senior player the first time around as well. But to potentially finish it on the biggest high, it’s pretty cool.”
There’s a lot to look forward to in 2023 in the world of women’s football. Here’s some highlights to keep an eye on.
The FAWNL entered its second month on Sunday afternoon across the divisions. Wolves continued their unbeaten run at the top of the Northern Premier, while Oxford United were held for the first time this campaign in the Southern Premier. Elsewhere in Division 1, Middlesbrough edged past York [North]; Stourbridge made it four wins from four [Midlands]; Hashtag United continued their flying form in front of goal [South East]; and league leaders AFC Bournemouth were beaten by Swindon Town [South West].
The FAWNL entered its second month on Sunday afternoon with almost a full array of fixtures. Wolves and Oxford both maintained the perfect week in the Northern and Southern Premier Divisions respectively. Meanwhile in Division 1, Hull battled from behind to beat Newcastle [North]; Lincoln City cruised to their first win of the season [Midlands]; Ashford Town (Middlesex) won their first ever FAWNL game [South East]; and Exeter City scored a last minute winner to break Southampton hearts [South West].
The FA Women’s National League continued on Sunday as teams across the divisions looked to build on their opening weekends. Find out more:
The FA Women’s National League kicked off with a bang on Sunday afternoon. 34 matches took place across all six divisions with goals, red cards and comebacks galore. Catch up on the action:
Sunday 21 August sees the start of the FAWNL season. 36 games across 4 divisions. Find out how to watch: