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The team decided to compete in the second-tier 2022 Women's National League (WNL), where they finished as runners-up, before submitting their bid to join 2023 Women's Premier League. [6] 2022 WNL champions Police Sports Association [7] and debutant Geylang International FC also joined the 2023 season, expanding the league to 10 teams. [8]
Football Association of Singapore (FAS) announced that the league will be reorganised to form a two-division structure from 2017. The 2017 Women’s Premier League will consist of the teams that finished in the top six positions of 2016 edition, while the new Women’s National League (WNL) will be made up of the teams that finished in the 7th ...
Police SA was the defending Champions and will be playing in the 2023 Women's Premier League, even though Football Association of Singapore mentioned that there will not be any promotions for the next three editions including the 2022 Champions. [3]
The 2023 season will mark Still Aerion WFC's 14th season [1] playing in the top flight of Singapore's women football, Women's Premier League (WPL). [2] Royal Arion WFC will be playing in the Women's National League (WNL). Royal Arion became the fifth winner in as many editions of the WNL by winning the 2023 FAS Women's National League champions ...
It also won the 2023 season's championship unbeaten with 17 victories and 1 draw. [5] Consequentially, they were selected as Singapore's representative for the 2024–25 AFC Women's Champions League. [4] On 24 June 2024, LCS was defeated by Geylang International FC 2–1, ending their unbeaten streak since the start of the 2022 season. They ...
2022 Women's Premier League (Singapore) 2023 Aerion Women's FC season; 2023 Albirex Niigata (S) Women season; 2023 Lion City Sailors Women;
2022–23 Scottish Women's Premier League Topics referred to by the same term This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title 2023 Women's Premier League .
Cable-exclusive rights acquired in 1986 included five hours of coverage across two weeks broadcast on ESPN; rights to women's and men's final held by NBC Sports. Rights moved to USA Network in 1994. Rights re-acquired in 2002; matches aired mainly on ESPN2 with remaining rights still shared with NBC Sports.