2024-25 FA Women’s National League fixtures released | OneFootball

Newcastle United and Portsmouth were promoted from the FAWNL last season. (Photo: Colin Lock)

The FA Women’s National League 2024-25 fixtures have been announced, with the new season getting underway on Sunday 18 August.

The opening day will see Dulwich Hamlet play their first-ever FA WNL game at home against last year’s Division 1 South East runners-up Norwich City.

Newly promoted AFC Wimbledon welcome Lewes who were relegated from the Barclays Women’s Championship along with Watford, who start at League Cup winners Hashtag United.

Sunday 18 August

Northern Premier Division

Burnley v Hull City Halifax v Rugby Borough Liverpool Feds v West Bromwich Albion Sporting Khalsa v Derby County Stoke City v Nottingham Forest Wolverhampton Wanderers v Stourbridge

Southern Premier Division

AFC Wimbledon v Lewes Billericay Town v Gwalia United Cheltenham Town v Plymouth Argyle Exeter City v Milton Keynes Dons Hashtag United v Watford Oxford United v Ipswich Town

Division 1 North

Barnsley FC v AFC Fylde Doncaster Rover Belles v Durham Cestria Leeds United v Huddersfield Town Middlesbrough v Cheadle Town Stingers Stockport County v Norton & Stockton Ancients York City v Chorley

Division 1 Midlands

Boldmere St Michaels v Barnsley Women Leafield Athletic v Northampton Town Lincoln City v Loughborough Lightning Notts County v Lincoln United Solihull Moors v Sutton Coldfield Town Worcester City v Peterborough United

Division 1 South East

Cambridge United v Actonians Chatham Town v AFC Sudbury Chesham United v London Seaward Dulwich Hamlet v Norwich City Queens Park Rangers v London Bees Real Bedford v Ashford Town

Division 1 South West

Bournemouth Sports v Portishead Town Bridgwater United v Abingdon United Bristol Rovers v AFC Bournemouth Keynsham Town v Swindon Town Moneyfields v Maidenhead United Worthing v Southampton Women

Click here for the full season’s fixtures, which see midweek league fixtures reduced to one home and one away for each club.

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