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Women’s football in England at risk without WSL academy teams in third tier, FA claims

The Guardian Sport· Apr 10, 2026 · 11:28 AM · 4 views

The FA suggests integrating WSL academy teams into the third tier to strengthen women’s football in England. Sue Day highlights the importance of competitive matches for young athletes to secure the sport's future. Proposed changes include financial support and adjustments to the loan and relegation systems. #WomensFootball #WSL #FA #Soccer #SportsNews

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