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The FSA’s structure features a democratically-elected National Council which embeds within it fan representatives from clubs at Premier League, Championship, League One and League Two, non-league football and the women’s game.

As well as the above leagues, our community-owned club members also elect their own representatives.

Each of these networks are entitled to three elected representatives, with the responsibility with the networks to fill the positions.

Six individual fans are also elected and, in addition to this, associate organisations have their own representatives as does the Fans for Diversity network.

These fan representatives are selected by their own Networks which meet four times per season. All networks are entitled to three elected representatives, with the responsibility with those networks to fill the positions. Networks can set their own campaign priorities.

Individual members are entitled to attend the Network meetings along with allied, associate and affiliate members. If your supporter group would like to find out more about FSA Networks please email [email protected] (subject header “Network meetings”) and we’ll pass your email onto the relevant network manager.

The Network representatives attend FSA National Council meetings which also includes the FSA chair and vice chair who are elected at our Annual General Meeting.

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FSA News

Fan reps meet WSL Football officials – Oct 2026

Supporter representatives met with senior officials from WSL Football (WSLF) in October to discuss a range of topical issues. Fans were drawn from the Football Supporters’ Association’s Women’s Game and Fans for Diversity Networks.

Fan reps meet FA – October 2026

Football Supporters’ Association representatives met with senior FA officials at Wembley on Tuesday 6th October 2026 to discuss a range of issues affecting matchgoing supporters. This is a top level summary of the meeting and we will follow up on all action points with the FA.

What Happens When Saturday Doesn’t Come?

The Independent Football Regulator (IFR) has released a short documentary series – titled What Happens When Saturday Doesn’t Come? – highlighting the importance of clubs to their local communities.

Supporter reps meet EFL – July 2026

Fan representatives from clubs across the EFL met with the league’s senior officials in December as part of our joint commitment to supporter engagement, which includes bi-annual meetings.

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