Most of us have never been so excited about the start of the FA WSL season.
Eleven Aussies and three Kiwis are set to appear in the league, which kicks off this weekend.
Founded in 2011, this will be the competition’s 10th season, with 12 teams vying for top spot. Aston Villa enters the league after promotion from the FA Women’s Championship at the end of the 2019-20 campaign, replacing relegated Liverpool.
What’s the match schedule?
The best way to stay up to date with all matches is to subscribe to the calendar.
Your GW1️⃣ #BarclaysFAWSL fixture list: pic.twitter.com/DGStUHZ8my
— Barclays FA Women's Super League (@BarclaysFAWSL) September 1, 2020
How can I watch the matches?
The FA Women’s Super League provides international rights holders, eg Optus Sport, with three WSL games per round that are chosen by the WSL in conjunction with the domestic UK broadcasters.
Optus Sport streams these matches live and on-demand. There is also a WSL weekly highlights show which provides visibility across all matches from the round. Optus are endeavouring to supply as much coverage as possible.
If you’re outside Australia, watch via www.FAPlayer.tv or download the FA Player App. Check here for support.
What coverage will Beyond 90 provide?
Weekly wraps and features will be coming your way. Feel free to let us know if there’s anything else you want to see!
Which team should I support?
You’re kidding right? So many strategies for that, here are two which could help you out:
- Arsenal and West Ham have the most Aussies
- Arsenal and Chelsea have won the league three times each
What else can I do to be involved?
Join the Beyond 90 ShePlays fantasy league.
It's back again! #ShePlaysWSL is open for business and it's time to start choosing your fantasy team 🤩 The Aussies are infiltrating the #BarclaysFAWSL so we might as well take over the fantasy league too! Here's my attempt at the dream team from down under 🦘🇦🇺🦘 Show us yours! pic.twitter.com/rbZzvqwtmV
— ShePlays Fantasy League (@sheplays_au) August 24, 2020
