FA Women’s Super League 2021/22 – odds, schedule & results

Table
FA Women's Super League 2026/27
Grundserie5 most recentMPWDLGF-GAPts
1Manchester City 550019-71543108-310981027-1025
2Chelsea 532011-411440017-112972028-523
3London City Lionesses 540111-512421113-67961224-1119
4Tottenham Hotspur 530211-109421114-87951325-1816
5Manchester United 42114-7752216-48943210-1115
6Arsenal 40403-3453027-79934210-1013
7Brighton and Hove Albion 531111-41040135-91932416-1311
8Everton 42115-4751133-6493248-1011
9Aston Villa 41124-7451316-96924310-1610
10Crystal Palace 52035-13640315-63923410-199
11West Ham 42026-6651043-13393069-199
12Liverpool 41216-5551048-113922514-168
13Birmingham City 41217-9550144-121913511-216
14Charlton Athletic 50052-18040043-10090095-280
Schedule
Results
Game
Results
15:30 8/11
FA Women's Super League - Grundserie
4 - 1
15:00 8/11
FA Women's Super League - Grundserie
3 - 2
15:00 8/11
FA Women's Super League - Grundserie
2 - 1
13:00 8/11
FA Women's Super League - Grundserie
0 - 1
13:00 8/11
FA Women's Super League - Grundserie
1 - 2
13:45 7/11
FA Women's Super League - Grundserie
5 - 0
13:45 7/11
FA Women's Super League - Grundserie
1 - 1
15:30 1/11
FA Women's Super League - Grundserie
0 - 6
15:00 1/11
FA Women's Super League - Grundserie
1 - 4
15:00 1/11
FA Women's Super League - Grundserie
4 - 1
Form table 5 latest games in FA Women's Super League
MPWDLGF-GAMSPts
1Chelsea541019-41513
2Manchester City541015-6913
3Manchester United53206-2411
4London City Lionesses531115-7810
5Brighton and Hove Albion530213-769
6Aston Villa52217-618
7Arsenal52218-808
8Tottenham Hotspur520310-16-66
9West Ham52035-12-76
10Everton51226-7-15
11Crystal Palace51136-9-34
12Birmingham City51135-11-64
13Liverpool50145-11-61
14Charlton Athletic50054-18-140
Teams goal form in FA Women's Super League
LagGoals for/gameInsläppta mål/match
1Chelsea3.110.56
2Manchester City3.001.11
3Tottenham Hotspur2.782.00
4London City Lionesses2.671.22
5Brighton and Hove Albion1.781.44
6Liverpool1.561.78
7Birmingham City1.222.33
8Arsenal1.111.11
9Aston Villa1.111.78
10Crystal Palace1.112.11
11Manchester United1.111.22
12West Ham1.002.11
13Everton0.891.11
14Charlton Athletic0.563.11

FA WSLThe FA Women’s Super League, or the FA WSL for short, is the top league for women in the English football system. The league was established in 2010 and replaced the FA Women’s Premier League – which used to be the top league for women.

The league currently holds 12 fully professional teams. Current champions are Chelsea who secured their fourth title last season – being the first team since 2014 to defend a title. They were awarded the title for the 2019/20 season on a points-per-game basis, since the series was cancelled due to the pandemic.

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FA Women’s Super League schedule

The The FA Women’s Super League is with its 12 teams played over 22 rounds. The season spans from August to March, and almost exclusively has match days on the weekends.

About the FA Women’s Super League

The FA Women’s Super League started in 2011 as an replacement for the FA Women’s Premier League which used to be the top league in England for women. Originally, 8 teams played in the league.

Later, in 2014, a second division was added to the women’s league. The FA Women’s Super League was expanded to keep 12 teams, and a relegation system between the two divisions was put into use.

Fully professional players

The FA Women’s Super League started outs as a semi-professional league, with only a handful of top players full-time. The FA did however announce a goal for the league to become fully professional – which it is starting from the 2018/19 season.