Posted on 25th February 2022
Following on from fan campaigning the total prize money for the Women’s FA Cup will increase to £3m next season with a “disproportionate” amount going into the early rounds.
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Posted on 25th February 2022
The FA Board recently announced “a significant increase in prize money” for the Women’s FA Cup, set to come into effect from the 2022-23 season, with further details to be released.
The growth of the women’s game is something which the FSA celebrates and our Women’s Game Network is keen to engage positively with the FA to ensure supporter voices are heard as the sport develops.
The network, made up of FSA-affiliated and associated supporters’ groups, was formally constituted within the FSA in 2020 and has three representatives on our National Council.
Supporters on the network have this week written to the FA outlining a few key principles relating to the Women’s FA Cup and associated governance issues. They are:
The FSA and our member groups look forward to discussing those issues in further detail and working together with the FA to support the women’s game.
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