The FA has confirmed that from 9 – 15 August inclusive, 900 tests were carried out for COVID-19 across the Barclays FA WSL and FA Women’s Championship.
None of these have returned positive.
To ensure transparency, The FA will continue to release results each week across both the Barclays FA WSL and FA Women’s Championship.
At no point will specific details relating to any club, player or staff member be communicated by The FA.
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