A record of attendances in the FA Women’s National League. 2019/20 FAWNL Northern Premier Division FAWNL Southern Premier Division FAWNL Division One North FAWNL Division One Midlands FAWNL Division One South East FAWNL Division One South West
We were fortunate enough to connect with Actonians’ captain Catherine Murphy who was kind enough to answer our questions. The 31-year-old defender has played more than 130 times for Actonians and has led the side to league and cup glory… Read More ›
It’s been over a year since I returned from my year abroad, and more than three years since I first played football abroad. I miss it. A lot. Since coming back to dreary old England, a lot of people have… Read More ›
Oxford City Women face Oxford United Women in the Oxfordshire County Cup this Sunday with a place in the final at stake. In a repeat of last year’s final, it’s a case of home away from home for United who… Read More ›
Kent Football United have completed the signing of experienced midfielder Dan Carlton as a free agent. Carlton made ten appearances for FAWNL Southern Premier side, Yeovil, this season before deciding to leave the The Glovers during January. A few later,… Read More ›
Sunderland boss Melanie Reay and Southampton Women’s manager Aaron Smith have been named FA Women’s National League Managers of the Month, in their respective divisions, for January. Second time around for Reay Melanie Reay has been named FAWNL Premier Division… Read More ›
An Abby Bevan goal proved to be the difference as Cheltenham edged out a 1-0 win against Buckland Athletic to move up to third in FAWNL Division One South West. Cheltenham Town 1-0 Buckland AthleticExeter City P-P Poole TownMaidenhead United… Read More ›
In a back-and-forth battle with Watford for the top spot in the FAWNL Southern Premier Division, Wasps saw off the challenge of third-placed Cardiff to move back to the top of the table. In a match that pitted second against… Read More ›
A Sheree Bell-Jack hat-trick helped move Moneyfields to the top of the Southern Region Women’s Football League Premier, while the Abbots hit six past Tilehurst Panthers to maintain their five point lead in Division One South. SRWFL PremierAbingdon United P-P… Read More ›
