This weekend is set to be a historic period in the FA WSL since its formation in 2010.
What a journey it has been so far for the women's game in this country. From big players like Sam Kerr and Vivianne Miedema seeing the glitz and glamour of English football to the heroic Lionesses finally bringing it home over the summer, this has all culminated in this landmark moment that is forthcoming this weekend in game week 2 of the new 2022/23 campaign.
With a little help from the international break in the men's top two divisions, this has allowed supporters who would not normally have the time to watch the Women's game finally give it a real taste this weekend, as demonstrated by ticket sales figures for certain fixtures.
