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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Suzanne Wrack

A summer season would free women’s football from constraints of men’s game

Aston Villa and Arsenal players cast long shadows in the evening sun.
The Women’s Super League ran over the summer when it was launched in 2011. Photograph: David Davies/PA

The announcement that Major League Soccer (MLS) is to switch from a summer season to a winter one has reignited the debate about the National Women’s Soccer League’s (NWSL) schedule.

This is not a new conversation: the pros and cons of alignment with the European calendar have been considered for many years by the NWSL.

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