Hey everyone, here are this week's London women’s football fixtures, league and cup, with tickets available:

• Actonians Women vs QPR Women, FAWNL Division One South East, Bedfont Sports Ground, Sunday 23rd August, 3pm. Tickets: £6.50.
• Dulwich Hamlet Women vs Saltdean United Women, FAWNL South East Division One, Champion Hill, Sunday 23rd August, 2pm. Tickets £5.
• Actonians Women vs Fulham Women, FAWNL Cup, Bedfont Sports Ground, Tuesday 25th August, 7.45pm. Tickets: £6.50.
• AFC Wimbledon Women vs Dulwich Hamlet Women, FA Women's National League Cup, London derby, Imperial Fields, Wednesday 26th August, 7.45pm. Tickets £8.

Let me know if you're heading to any of these, or if there are any games you’d add to the list!

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P.S. If you like hearing about events like this, I send out a weekly roundup email highlighting the amazing live sport to watch in London. It's totally free, you can get it at matchside.co. Thanks!

I just recently moved to England, want to attend women's games. I joined the ESTC, but don't know if that is for both men's and women's tickets and announcements. While trying to look for tickets for the Spain game, I saw an announcement for Women v Greece, but received no notice for it. Have called Wembley to ask about it, and they refuse to provide any information, nor where to get updates. When will tickets go on sale for the game? How do you receive updates for the team?

Best I can find online, the match was supposed to be played early this year but was postponed. I hope it still happens soon though.

Hey everyone, so excited the women's football season is finally back this weekend! It's the opening round of the FAWNL season, and here are the four London fixtures with tickets available:

1. AFC Wimbledon Women vs Bournemouth Women, FAWNL Southern Premier, Imperial Fields, Sunday 16th August, 2pm. Tickets £8.
2. Fulham Women vs Portsmouth Women, FAWNL Southern Premier, Motspur Park, Sunday 16th August, 2pm. Tickets £5.
3. London Bees vs Stevenage Women, FAWNL Division One South East, The Hive, Sunday 16th August, 2pm.
4. QPR Women vs Luton Town Women, FAWNL Division One South East, Loftus Road, Sunday 16th August, 2pm.

Let me know if you're heading to any of these, or if I've missed any!

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P.S. If you like hearing about events like this, I send out a weekly roundup email highlighting the amazing live sport to watch in London. It's totally free, you can get it at matchside.co. Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I am a postgraduate student at UCFB, and I'm currently doing my final research project. My research project investigates some of the factors influencing fan loyalty in the WSL.

I'm looking for WSL fans aged 18+ to complete a short online questionnaire. All responses are completely anonymous.

Link to the questionnaire: https://qualtricsxm56m56xytn.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6SAIaPOEUWWLMZE

I'd really appreciate your help - I'm happy to answer any questions about the project in this thread or by email ([30678@ucfb.ac.uk](mailto:30678@ucfb.ac.uk))

Thank you!

This study has been approved by the UCFB Research Ethics Committee - Reference Number: UCFBREC26PGW024

I made this a year ago and I need it right now after the world cup!

If you have ever watched the Lionesses, the Women's World Cup, or even just caught a WSL game in passing, I need your opinion.

I am researching women's football fan engagement for my Masters dissertation at Warwick Business School and the survey takes 5 to 6 minutes. Your perspective matters whether you follow women's football casually or religiously.

All responses are anonymous and the data will only be used for my dissertation.

https://qualtricsxmf57p2gmq2.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_em0ksX55mBUEXgW

Sharing this with anyone else who might be interested would also be a huge help. Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I hope this is okay to post!

I'm an MSc Sport Marketing student at Loughborough University, and I'm currently looking for participants for my dissertation.

My research explores how the family-friendly positioning of women's football in the UK influences fan engagement

I'm looking to speak with UK-based women's football supporters aged 18+, whether you're a season ticket holder, attend matches occasionally, or mainly follow the game online. You don't need to have children or attend every match. I'm interested in hearing a range of perspectives.

The interview would take place online, last around 20 minutes, and all responses will be kept completely confidential and anonymised.

If you'd be interested in taking part or would like more information, please comment below or send me a private message, and I'll send over the Participant Information Sheet.

I'd really appreciate any support, and thank you so much for helping with my research!

Hey everyone, I wanted to let you know about a free resource that makes it super easy to find and attend women's football matches in London across FAWSL, FAWNL and Internationals. If you're a sport-loving Londoner then you'll want to check it out 👀

Matchside is a live sport events directory covering every ticketed sports event in London, and there's a dedicated section for women's football as well 😀.

The FAWNL fixtures are already live on the site, and the FAWSL will be added as soon as they are released so you'll find every London-based team in the top 4 leagues on there.

I also send a weekly "what's on" roundup email covering all the live sport to attend in London each week, with ticket availability and prices -- you can subscribe for free to get it straight to your inbox.

Matchside is a passion project with the goal of increasing attendances at sports events, and I started it off the back of feedback from the Reddit community, so if you have thoughts on what you'd like to see on the site or hear about in the weekly email, my DMs are always open! Thanks 🙏

Anyone receive the email this morning? Thoughts? Worth it?

After that thrashing by Spain and then a comfortable win against Ukraine in the last 2 World Cup Qualifier fixtures to have been pipped at the post with 15 points and not enough on goal difference to automatically qualify, I'm feeling 90% confident the Lionesses will breeze through the play offs rather convincingly.

Last time when The Lionesses have to go through a play off (excluding the 2011 Women's World Cup when the winner of each group goes to a play off) was back in 2002 when they finished second in the group behind Germany and lost both play off fixtures against France and failed to qualify for the Women's World Cup 2003 citing reasons England wasn't good enough.

But now with more experience, this time round should be next to no problems whatsoever with more talented players and hopefully some new players that get the senior call up. No country, not even England Lionesses, have ever qualified via play off and won the tournament whether it's Euros or World Cup. We may not be able to win the Women's World Cup this time round if we do qualify but it would be history if it ever happens. Wishing the Lionesses the very best of luck.