City Ground home for Nottingham Forest Women in full-time move

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Nottingham Forest v Newcastle United, FA Womens National league at The City Ground
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Third-tier Nottingham Forest Women are to play all home league games at The City Ground ahead of turning professional for the 2025/26 season.

Forest finished third in the FAWNL Northern Premier Division last season and again target promotion to the Championship, as a full-time side.

For the forthcoming campaign, Forest will already have 18 full-time professional players, with only a small number of part-timers.

Head of Women & Girls Football, Amber Wildgust told nottinghamforest.co.uk: “The move to a full-time model has been driven by significant investment and the unwavering support from our owner [Evangelos Marinakis].

“It highlights our ambition as a club and our commitment to breaking into the FA Women’s Championship and fulfilling our vision of progressing to the Women’s Super League.

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