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New Team, Investment and Competition: The Women’s Northern Super League Is on the Rise
APEX will invest up to $30 million as the six-team league adds a Winnipeg club and says attendance, sponsors and broadcast deals are growing.
- The Northern Super League is a women's soccer league in Canada experiencing growth through new investment and expansion plans in its second year.
- The league, co-founded by Diana Matheson, will add a team in Winnipeg in 2027, expanding the league beyond its current six teams.
- London-Based investor APEX will invest up to $30 million to support the league's development and growth.
- Players and NSL president Christina Litz have praised the league's success in attendance, corporate support, and broadcast deals, highlighting a strong start and optimistic future.
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New team, investment and competition: The women’s Northern Super League is on the rise
The fledgling Northern Super League has been boosted in its second year by investment and expansion plans as the women's game in Canada grows. The six-team NSL, co-founded by former Canada national team player Diana Matheson, announced this summer that...
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