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FA Women’s National League Teams of the Season 2025/6

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By Stuart Barker, Holly Wright
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We are excited to bring back our popular FA Women’s National League (WNL) Teams of the Season! The idea was originally inspired by the NBA’s Eastern and Western Conference All-Star teams; we initially thought it would be fun to create our own WNL North and South All-Star lineups. This evolved to include a team for each division from the fourth tier.
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The Case For Professional Game Academy Teams Entering The Women’s Nationals League

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By Stuart Barker, Holly Wright
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It has been a few weeks since Tom Garry of The Guardian revealed that The Football Association (FA) is considering proposals that would allow four Women’s Super League (WSL) Professional Game Academy (PGA) teams to join the FA Women’s National League (WNL) Premier Divisions, the third tier of the women’s football pyramid, from 2027. The PGAs would be selected on the strength of their academies and their contribution to developing English talent.
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Wythenshawe “Gutted” by Midlands Allocation as Club Prepares Appeal

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By Stuart Barker, Ian Middlebrook, Olivia Rafferty Verified
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Wythenshawe manager James Mulvihill has described the club’s allocation to the FA Women’s National League Division One Midlands as a “kick in the teeth”, admitting he feels “gutted” for players, staff and supporters as the club prepares to appeal the decision. The Women’s Football Pyramid allocations for the 2026/27 season were announced on Wednesday, confirming that Wythenshawe have been placed in Division One Midlands despite competing in the northern structure in recent years.
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