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WSL fixtures: Top-flight football returns this weekend with Spurs facing league favourites Arsenal The Women’s Super League (WSL) returns this weekend with Spurs facing Arsenal on Saturday and five matches in action on Sunday. Saturday 16 December Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal – (12:00) – Sky Sports Sunday 17 December Manchester United vs Liverpool – (12:15) – BBC Two, BBC iPlayer Everton vs Manchester City – (13:00) – FA Player Bristol City vs Chelsea – (14:00) – FA Player Leicester City vs West Ham – (15:00) – FA Player Aston Villa vs Brighton & Hove Albion – (18:45)- FA Player
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WSL seeks an increase of more than 150% with broadcasters for their domestic TV deal The Women’s Super League (WSL) will seek an increase of more than 150 per cent in the value of their domestic TV deal when they issue the tender document next month. The current deal with Sky Sports and the BBC is worth £7.5 million a year, and the WSL will be targeting around £20 million from the next contract to reflect the rise in interest after the success of England’s Lionesses. The WSL are set to follow the Premier League’s example by making more games…
First WSL sticker album launches The FA has partnered with Italian sticker company Panini for a Women’s Super League (WSL) sticker album. The company has been making stickers of players in the top men’s divisions for over 50 years. But there has been a rise in interest in women’s football in England since the Lionesses won the Euros and made it to the final of the 2023 World Cup. The new album will hold nearly 350 stickers. Fans and players gathered at Manchester’s National Football Museum on Wednesday evening for the official launch of the album. Last season attendance at…
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