The newest FAW director – Lucie Gwilt – is also the manager of a team in the second tier of women’s football in Wales. She has just been appointed to the FAW board, and has […]
Becoming a Champions League starter is just the latest landmark feat in the remarkable recent ascent of Olivia Clark. Heading to Dutch club FC Twente from Bristol City this summer, taking on European club […]
On International Day of the Girl, the FAW launches BE.FC, a new recreational programme that enables teenage girls across Wales to join a community, play football and make friends. BE.FC stands for BE. Football Community […]
The FAW and broadcast partners BBC Wales marked the first year of their five-year partnership deal for Wales Women’s games at Cardiff City Stadium on Friday 1 December. Business and sporting leaders from across Wales […]
The FAW First Instance Body has granted Women’s Tier 2 licences to eight clubs for Genero Adran North and nine for the South Division. Adran North Licence for 2023/24 season: Airbus UK Broughton, Bangor, Connah’s Quay Nomads, Felinheli, […]
The Football Association of Wales are holding trials for the Women’s and Girls’ National Team age groups and performance programme. These trials are exclusively for girls with eligibility for their National Programme, and will take […]
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