There’s a lot to look forward to in 2022 in the world of women’s football. Here’s some highlights to keep an eye on.
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The Barclays FAWSL continues this weekend. Find out how to be there and/or where to watch:
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.
The 2021/22 Barclays FAWSL begins this weekend starting at Leigh Sports Village on Friday night. Find out how you can be there and how to watch below:
It’s a job done and another real credit to the whole squad for getting another win for us.
Emma Hayes, Chelsea
Chelsea moved a step closer to sealing back-to-back Barclays FAWSL titles with a solid, if unremarkable, 2-0 victory over a resilient Tottenham.
The baseball player Babe Ruth once said: “It’s hard to beat a person who never gives up.” No truer word could be spoken about this Birmingham City side, who will quite literally never throw in the towel.
On a night where they were outplayed for 90 minutes, second best in all areas of the park, they managed to find a way to fight back. They secured a draw, right at the death – a point that has almost certainly ensured their top flight status once more.
Point by point, step by step, Birmingham City edge closer and closer to Barclays FAWSL survival. The team, who many thought were probably destined for the drop in August, have displayed character throughout the season and are almost there, but not quite.
It has been said many times that football is a crazy game. This was exemplified no more than Saturday afternoon’s encounter between Aston Villa and Bristol City in Walsall.
Our journey into women’s football started properly at the Olympics in 2012. While we’d watched matches, when available, on TV, Team GB against Brazil in Wembley was our first proper foray into the women’s game. This was just one year after the inaugural FA Women’s Super League season. How things have grown!