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Fan representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from WSL Football (WSLF) in May to discuss a range of issues across the competition organiser’s leagues.

We’re giving our support this weekend to a charity football match (Saturday 4th July at Peckham Town) celebrating legends of the women’s game with all funds raised going to Samaritans. 

Next month the Lionesses will be heading to Reykjavík to take on Iceland as they continue their World Cup qualifying campaign and our Free Lionesses team have pulled together a handy guide to the game for those making the trip.

Fan representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from the Women’s Super League (WSL) in November to discuss a range of issues across the WSL’s two divisions – the minutes from that meeting are now available.

Supporters from the Football Supporters’ Association’s Women’s Game Network joined a WSL Football consultation call earlier this week which discussed the on-going alcohol pilot at women’s football.

A new supporter group is set to be launched at Stamford Bridge to help supporters from previously under-represented communities following Chelsea Women.

The FSA and FA have launched a supporters guide for the 2025-26 season which covers 72 teams playing in the FA Women’s National League (FA WNL) – it’s the second year we have produced this publication, and it’s one which both organisations are very proud to release.

FIFA’s inaugural Women’s Club World Cup is set to take place in 2028 and it looks likely to cause disruption to domestic leagues across Europe as well as Australia, Mexico and Japan, while media reports suggest Qatar is in talks to host the event.

Supporters’ groups from across the women’s game have written to the FA and Women’s Super League to outline their concerns over FIFA’s proposed Women’s Club World Cup (WCWC).

At the end of October we celebrated the women’s game with our “Part of the Pyramid” event in Manchester.

This weekend we’re in Manchester celebrating the women’s game with a social event ahead of England’s game against Brazil.

Earlier this summer the FSA represented supporters at the latest meeting of the Women’s Football Taskforce, a body established in 2023 to progress the recommendations of the Carney Review.

Last week our Women’s Game Network held a webinar with Professional Game Match Officials (PGMO) as, ahead of the new season, supporters heard what to expect from officials.

A pilot allowing supporters in the women’s game to drink alcohol in the stands is set to expand for the coming 2025-26 season.

Fan representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from the FA at Wembley Stadium in February to discuss a range of issues with the national team and FA Women’s National League – the minutes from that meeting are now available.

With the Women’s Euros fast approaching the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) is proud to launch The Women’s Red Wall Guide to Switzerland with all the best information to help travelling fans prepare and make the most of their experience.

The Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) is delighted to announce that the Free Lionesses Guide to Switzerland is now available to download – it’s the fourth major tournament in a row we’ve been able to provide such a service for Lionesses fans.

Back in December Cymru/Wales Women qualified for their first ever major international championships – the UEFA Women’s Euros which takes place in Switzerland throughout July.

Fan representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from the Women’s Professional Leagues Limited (WPLL) at Wembley Stadium in May to discuss a range critical issues and the minutes from that meeting are now available.

Fan representatives from the women’s game met with senior officials from the Women’s Professional Leagues Limited (WPLL) at Wembley Stadium in January to discuss a range critical issues and the minutes from that meeting are now available.