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Independent football regulator could cover women’s game, minister says

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Labour peer Baroness Twycross says the women’s game would not benefit from regulator, but it could come under body’s remit.

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GNFL says women’s point system ‘vital’ for fairness

The Great Northern Football League says a player point system for the women’s competition is “vital”, but the details around how the system will work is still being discussed with the clubs.

24 days ago·Australia

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Independent football regulator could cover women’s game, minister says

Labour peer Baroness Twycross says the women’s game would not benefit from regulator, but it could come under body’s remit.

25 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Celtic Women’s Football Show – 18.03.2025 – The Cynic

Clare and Gall discuss recent news at Celtic and with in the SWPL. They look back at the disappointing defeat to Hearts in the league and discuss the current standings. This content is available exclusively to members. Subscribe or log in to unlock.

24 days ago

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Independent football regulator could cover women’s game, minister says - Jersey Evening Post

The independent football regulator, which is set to govern the men’s game in England, could one day be expanded to include women’s football, a Government peer has said. Baroness Twycross said the body, which the focal point of the Football Governance Bill, will not oversee the women’s game – despite its recent surge in popularity. Lady Twycross said the sport’s ongoing development meant the regulator, which will have responsibility for the top f…

25 days ago

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