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CBS Sports » Seasons 2022-2024 CBS Sports has secured exclusive broadcast rights for England's Women Super League matches until the end of the 2023/24 campaign after signing a two-year deal. This arrangement begins at the start of the 2022/23 season, and features matches shown both on CBS Sports Network as well as on Paramount+. A More details total of 57 matches will be broadcast during the 2022/23 and 2023/24 terms, with CBS Sports Network covering some games and the majority being featured on Paramount+. Available on: CBS Sports Network Paramount+ CBSSports.com

ATA Football » Seasons 2021-2024

This week in Women's Football: Champions League, Women's Super League, NWSL, and more

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The UEFA Women's Champions League has resumed action, while the NSWL returns this weekend in what looks set to be a great week for fans of women's football.

This week in Women's Football: D1 Féminine, Frauen-Bundesliga, Primera División, Women's Super League, and more

Live Soccer TV (2 weeks ago)

There will be plenty of great matches across women's football taking place this upcoming week, including from England, France, Germany, and Spain, plus some Coppa Italia ties.

This week in Women's Football: Women's Super League, Frauen Bundesliga, Liga MX Femenil, and more

Live Soccer TV (3 weeks ago)

This week will be highlighted by some big matches in the FA Women's Super League, as well as other matches taking place in women's football all over the world.

The FA Women's Super League (the FA WSL for short) is the highest league for women's association football clubs in Egland. Founded in 2010, it is run by the Football Association and replaced the FA Women's Premier League as the top-flight women's league in England.

During its inaugural edition of the league won by Arsenal Women, eight teams contested for the trophy. This was followed by a reform - the creation of FA WSL 1 and FA WSL 2 divisions in 2014. The introduction of the two divisions paved way for the implementation of the promotion and relegation system and, in 2018, FA WSL 2 was rebranded to what is now known as the FA Women's Championship. The league remains the second division for women's football in England.

12 women's association football clubs participate in the FA WSL. The league champions and runners-up earn automatic qualification for the subsequent season's UEFA Women's Champions League while the bottom-ranked club is relegated to the FA Women's Championship. Relatively, the winner of the second division league is promoted to the FA WSL, subject to meeting license criteria.