The Barclays FAWSL continues this weekend. Find out how to be there and/or where to watch:
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Match day 7 of the FAWNL got underway on Sunday 26th September as teams looked to build on their starts to the season.
Read all about the action in the Division 1 here:
Match day 7 of the FAWNL got underway on Sunday 26th September as teams looked to build on their starts to the season.
Read all about the action in the Premier Divisions here:
“What we have been trying to do is switch fields very quickly, and then find spaces and have crosses also, and be relentless. I think that was ok. When you score 10, it’s pretty good.”
These were the words of a satisfied Sarina Wiegman as England wrapped up a successful first camp, securing an emphatic victory over Luxembourg without having to move out of second gear.
Sarina Wiegman’s England era got off to a high-scoring start on a balmy September evening in Southampton. On a night that saw glimpses of the present and the future, the Lionesses eased past North Macedonia, left with only the feeling that it should have been more emphatic.
A new era begins this week as England’s Lionesses start life under their new manager, Sarina Wiegman. A renowned name in the women’s game, the Dutch national brings with her plenty of prestige and experience. Her arrival also brings hope that she will oversee a change in fortunes for the Lionesses side that has won just four of their last 12 matches since the completion of the World Cup in 2019.
Women in Football’s #GetOnside campaign is a rallying cry to be on the side of change when it comes to gender equality in football. We’re proud to join other organisations and individuals across football in committing to take action to improve the landscape for women and girls in the game.
The 2021/22 FA Championship continues this weekend. Find out how you take part here.
It’s match day 2 in the Barclays FAWSL this weekend starting at Victoria Road on Saturday morning. Find out how you can be there and how to watch below:
Barclays FAWSL football returned under the Leigh Sports Village lights as Manchester United proved too strong for a battling Reading side.