Upcoming fixtures
About This Competition
The England Women’s Super League Football or (FA) Super League is the flagship of female professional football in England. It is the top level of the English Women’s football league system with a worldwide following. The WSL is a semi-professional league with only a few full-time players in each club. This looks set to change since the 2019 Cup performances. The League has seen some changes regarding the number of full-time players and wage structure. The origins of the Super League as we know it, dating back to 2010 when the women’s football divisions were separated. There are 12 clubs fighting for the right to belong in the England Women’s Super League. There is no promotion from the Women’s Super League. However, 1st and 2nd placed teams qualify to play in the UEFA Women’s Champions League. Relegation from the Women’s Super League is to the FA Women’s Championship. The three lowest placed teams at the end of the season are relegated.
Participating teams
Arsenal W.F.C.
Meadow Park, Borehamwood
Aston Villa Ladies FC
The Lamb Ground
Birmingham City W.F.C.
Damson Park, Solihull
Brighton & Hove Albion W.F.C.
Withdean Stadium, Withdean
Bristol City W.F.C.
Stoke Gifford Stadium, Bristol
Chelsea F.C. Women
Kingsmeadow, Norbiton
Crystal Palace LFC
Selhurst Park, Selhurst (London
Everton W.F.C.
Select Security Stadium, Southport
Leicester City WFC
Liverpool F.C. Women
Manchester City W.F.C.
Academy Stadium, Manchester
Manchester United W.F.C.
Leigh Sports Village, Leigh
Reading F.C. Women
Adams Park, High Wycombe
Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Women
The Hive Stadium
West Ham United F.C. Women
Rush Green Stadium, Romford
