About
Your home for Women's Football in England
Her Club XI was created for people who love English women's football. Whether you follow a Women's Super League club, support a team in WSL2 or travel to watch your local FA Women's National League side, we bring the women's football pyramid together in one place.
Find women's football fixtures, match results, league tables, club information, player statistics and the latest news from across the English game.
Our aim is simple: to make following women's football easier, more accessible and more rewarding for every supporter.
Why we built Her Club XI
Why we built Her Club XI
Women's football deserves a home that covers the whole game, not just the fixtures the biggest outlets choose to show.
- Women's football coverage is often fragmented across different websites.
- Fans shouldn't have to visit multiple sources to follow their club.
- Lower-league women's football deserves greater visibility.
- Supporters should be able to follow the whole pyramid, not just the biggest clubs.
- Her Club XI brings fixtures, results, tables and news together.
Coverage
What we follow
Women's Super League
Tier 1 · Women's Professional Leagues Limited
The top tier of English women's football.
Women's Super League 2
Tier 2 · Women's Professional Leagues Limited
The second tier of English women's football, with promotion to the Super League at stake.
FAWNL Prem North
Tier 3 · The Football Association
The northern division of the national third tier of English women's football.
FAWNL Prem South
Tier 3 · The Football Association
The southern division of the national third tier of English women's football.
FAWNL Division One North
Tier 4 · The Football Association
Results, fixtures and the current league table are kept up to date automatically.
FAWNL Division One Midlands
Tier 4 · The Football Association
Results, fixtures and the current league table are kept up to date automatically.
FAWNL Division One South East
Tier 4 · The Football Association
Results, fixtures and the current league table are kept up to date automatically.
FAWNL Division One South West
Tier 4 · The Football Association
Results, fixtures and the current league table are kept up to date automatically.
Women's FA Cup
Tier – · The Football Association
The Adobe Women's FA Cup, England's open knockout cup for women's clubs.
WSL Subway Cup
Tier – · Women's Professional Leagues Limited
The FA Women's Continental Tyres League Cup for WSL and Championship clubs, with a group stage and knockout rounds.
FA WNL Cup
Tier – · The Football Association
Results, fixtures and the current league table are kept up to date automatically.
UEFA Women's Champions League
Tier – · UEFA
Europe's top women's club competition. English WSL clubs qualify and compete alongside Europe's best.
How it works
Kept current, without a newsroom
Results, fixtures and tables, four evenings a week
Every Monday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday evening the whole pyramid is swept: completed matches, upcoming fixtures and the current league table for every competition we cover, so the site is current by the following morning.
News and match reports on the same evenings
The news round-up runs on the same schedule, gathering the stories that mattered across the leagues and the clubs in them: league developments, transfers, interviews and the biggest match reports.
Every story credits its source
We write the summary and link straight to the publisher who reported it. Nothing is republished, and a story only appears when it can be traced to a real source.
Club details, kept verified
Head coaches are re-checked roughly every 90 days, ticket links, club shops and shirt sponsors are re-verified at the start of the season and in January, and any club page can be refreshed on demand at any time.
Reading the numbers
Results, fixtures and tables are compiled from public sources and refreshed on a schedule, so a very recent match or a late postponement may take a few hours to appear. Where anything matters, the club or the competition's own site is the final word.
Get in touch
Spotted a result that is wrong or missing, want a competition added, or have a request for content? We are always looking for ways to improve our service. Email us and we will put it right.
Submit a source
Suggest a news platform, blog, podcast or video channel
Know a source covering English women's football that should be in our feed? Tell us about it below. Our team reviews every submission before it joins the feed sources list.