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Key Dates for Women's Football Season Revealed

BBC Sport outlines key fixtures and tournaments for the 2026-27 women's football season

7 Aug 2026 · 11h ago·1 source

According to BBC Sport — Football, the 2026-27 women's football season is set to feature several key dates, including the start of the Women's Super League and the FA Cup. The season will also see the UEFA Women's Champions League and the European Championship qualifying matches.

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