Wikipedia:WikiProject Football/Women's football task force/Open tasks - Wikipedia

Here are some tasks awaiting attention: Article requests : Create new articles related to women's football. See the list below for ideas. Assess : Assess existing articles (see WP:WPFA for assistance) or nominate some of our existing B-class articles for Good Article (GA) or Featured Article (FA) status Stubs : Work on expanding articles in Category:Women's association football biography stubs Other :   Project Tagging: Tag the talk pages for any articles that are within the scope of this project with {{Football|Women = yes}} and {{WikiProject Women's sport|footy = yes}}. Translate: the page of clubs/players from corresponding articles in other language Wikipedia to English Wikipedia, if we have them as red links. Recruit: editors who have contributed to articles related to women's football and Portal:Women's sport

Join the discussion about the following articles related to women's football: Articles for deletion

• 30 Sep 2024 – Stela Semanová (talk · edit · hist) was AfDed by Clariniie (t · c); see discussion ()

Articles to be merged

• 29 May 2024 – Azerbaijani women's football championship (talk · edit · hist) is proposed for merging to AFFA Top Girls League by Caspianpunk (t · c); see discussion

WiR redlist index: Open tasks

Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed. This list of red links is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources.

These are requests for articles to be created related to women footballers / soccer players. Feel free to add your request below in the appropriate section. Please be sure to read the Wikipedia guidelines for creating articles before adding to the list below.

• Gabriela Iacobellis

Individual players must meet WP:GNG requirements. Make sure to include good references.

• Birgit Schalkhammer-Hufnagl
• Gertrud Stallinger
• Alexandra Szankovich

• Carla Martens
• Wendy Migom
• Christine Saelens
• Hanne Vandegoor
• Myria Vanslembrouck

• Sarah Kinzner: youth caps only, Sarah Kinzner at the Canadian Soccer Association
• Wanda Rozwadowska

Capped players without articles, listed at Chile women's national football team:

• Ma Zixiang – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Sun Ling – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Wang Linlin – 4 senior international caps
• Wang Shimeng – 2 senior international caps
• Weng Xiaojie – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Wu Chengshu – Called up to 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup, 6 caps
• Yao Lingwei – Called up to 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup, 6 caps
• You Jia – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Zhang Linyan – Called up to 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup, 3 caps

• Eliška Janíková – 1 senior international cap
• Andrea Jarchovská – 4 senior international caps
• Michaela Khýrová – 5 senior international caps, called-up for 2022 SheBelieves Cup
• Olivie Lukášová – 1 senior international cap, called-up for 2022 SheBelieves Cup
• Miroslava Mrázová – 9 senior international caps, called-up for 2022 SheBelieves Cup
• Gabriela Šlajsová – 11 senior international caps, called-up for 2022 SheBelieves Cup
• Alexandra Vaníčková – 10 senior international caps, called-up for 2022 SheBelieves Cup
• Denisa Veselá – 4 senior international caps

• Emilie Henriksen – 2 senior international caps, over 70 domestic league appearances
• Sarah Thygesen – 1 cap
• Cecilie Fløe – 1 cap
• Tina Rasmussen

• FA Women's Super League players
• List of England women's international footballers
• England women's national under-23 players

• Mona Rasmusdóttir At least 2 senior international caps
• Rakul Johannesen At least 9 senior international caps
• Tórunn Joensen At least 2 senior international caps

• Tarja Konttila
• Åsa Wennström
• Merja Sjöman
• Soile Malm
• Susanna Kuosmanen
• Marja Aaltonen
• Marianne Sulen
• Tuula Sundman
• Anna-Maria Lehtonen
• Sani Ylitalo

Individual players must meet WP:GNG requirements. Make sure to include good references.

All French women caps can be found here

• Marlène Farrugia
• Astrid Lagrevol
• Jocelyne Gout
• Sylvie Baracat
• Corinne Baudette
• Rachèle Vilarinho
• Claude Bassler
• Michèle Bariset
• Laëtitia Gravier
• Martine Thivolle
• Elodie Jacq
• Nathalie Tarade
• Josiane Marcassoli
• Angèle Mei
• Nicole Revet
• Betty Goret
• Isabelle Petit

Individual players must meet WP:GNG requirements. Make sure to include good references.

All German women caps can be found here

• Beatrix Fördős – internationally capped
• Adrienn Oláh – internationally capped
• Alexandra Tóth (footballer, born 1990) – at least 14 senior international caps
• Gyöngyi Lovász
• Ágnes Bárfy
• Lászlóné Kiss
• Annamária Agócs
• Tünde Nagy

• Erla Þuríður Rafnsdóttir 13 senior international caps and 4 goals
• Arna Katrín Steinsen 11 senior international caps and 1 goal
• Magnea Helga Magnúsdóttir 11 senior international caps
• Halldóra Sigríður Gylfadóttir 12 senior international caps and 1 goal

• Karthika Angamuthu – Called up to 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup squad, 1 senior cap
• Mariyammal Balamurugan – Called up to 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup squad, 2 senior caps
• Hemam Shilky Devi – Called up to 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup squad, 2 senior caps

Individual players must meet WP:GNG requirements. Make sure to include good references.

There is an all-time list of Irish national team players here.

• Paula Gorham (Brennan) inducted to FAI Hall of Fame [1]

Individual players must meet WP:GNG requirements. Make sure to include good references.

• Antonietta Cherillo
• Aureliana Croce (it)
• Maria Grazia Gerwien (it)
• Erminia Manfredini (it)
• Luciana Meles (it)
• Luisa Pugnali (it)
• Eleonora Piacezzi (it)
• Maria Riboldi (it)
• Rosa Rocca (it)
• Daniela Sogliani (it)

Female players with entries in the esteemed Dizionario del Calcio Italiano (2000):

• Marilù Baldelli
• Maurizia Ciceri
• Luciana Meles
• Alessandra Palloti
• Marisa Perin
• Wilma Seghetti (it)

• Malikae Dayes

• Gjenifer Pjetri
• Gresa Berisha
• Iliriana Vllasalija
• Antigona Behluli
• Mirela Jakupi
• Adelina Sylejman
• Mimoza Islami
• Afërdita Fazlija (coach)

• Nelle Treimane – international debut

• Dima Krayem – internationally capped
• Aya El Ammouri – internationally capped
• Sarah Haidar – internationally capped
• Tamar Nazikian – internationally capped
• Reem Chalhoub – internationally capped
• Aksana Yordanov – internationally capped
• Yara Matar Hosry – internationally capped
• Stephanie Zein – internationally capped
• Iman Chaito – internationally capped
• Carine Haddad – internationally capped
• Reem Kenaan – internationally capped
• Randa Rawas – internationally capped
• Rana Abdelsattar – internationally capped
• Rayane Charif – internationally capped
• Reine Alameh – internationally capped
• Hana Achour – internationally capped
• Hanan Kassis – internationally capped
• Hoda Al Awadi – internationally capped
• Rajaa Chatah – internationally capped
• Ghiwa Saleh – internationally capped
• Sarah Awali – internationally capped
• Gabrielle Cherfane – internationally capped
• Rana Nakhle – internationally capped
• Nathalie Jelnekrian – internationally capped
• Farah Mehdi – internationally capped
• Yara Matar – internationally capped
• Mariam Chehab – internationally capped
• Maria Aftimos – internationally capped
• Dana Chaar – internationally capped
• Ola Farhat – internationally capped
• Sally Mjarkash – internationally capped
• Lynn Sinno – internationally capped

• Ireen Khumalo – played and scored in 2021 COSAFA Cup
• Chimwemwe Madise – played in 2021 COSAFA Cup
• Carolyne Mathyola – played in 2021 COSAFA Cup
• Ruth Mhango – played in 2021 COSAFA Cup
• Ruth Nyirongo – played in 2021 COSAFA Cup

Individual players must meet WP:GNG requirements. Make sure to include good references.

• Cina Manuel – played and scored in 2021 COSAFA Cup

• Aye Nandar Hlaing – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• My Nilar Htwe – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Nan Nhin Nhin Htwe – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup

• Ellen van Eldik
• Danielle Korbmacher
• Jolanda Leemans
• Margriet Limbeek
• Regina Miltenburg
• Miranda Noom
• Sandra Roos
• Annet Smits
• Shirley Smith (soccer)
• Bep Timmer
• Marjan Veldhuizen
• Marion van der Ploeg
• Sandra van Tol
• Rianne van Dam
• Hennie van Rooyen-Vernooij

Individual players must meet WP:GNG requirements. Make sure to include good references.

• Aminat Yakubu FIFA, Champions League 1, 2, 3, 4
• Amarachi Ojinma, Rivers Angels F.C. 1 , 2, 3, 4
• Yetunde Adeboyejo, FIFA, ref (wait unless additional refs found)

• Akudo Ogbonna (redirect @ Esther Ogbonna): capped in June 2021
• Obianujuwan Ikechukwu (redirect @ Vivian Ikechukwu): capped in June 2021
• Blessing Demehin: capped in June 2021

• Mun Chol-mi – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Ri Hyon-suk (footballer) – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup

• Lyndsay Corry

• Trude Haugland
• Torill Hoch-Nielsen redirect Toril Hoch-Nielsen

• Roshnan Ali *
• Nisha Ashraf *
• Azra Farooq *
• Suha Hirani Karachi United
• Shayyan Nida Huqque *
• Shumaila Gulab Hussain Diya W.F.C., U16 Pakistan women's national football team
• Rabia Javaid
• Warisha Khan
• Marium Leghari Diya W.F.C., former player within the Pakistan women's national football team
• Sara Limbu Masha United
• Almira Rafeeque *
• Rukshar Rashid confirm cap, former player within the Pakistan women's national football team, Diya W.F.C.
• Kiran Qureshi player within the Pakistan women's national football team, Diya W.F.C.
• Mehnaz Shah *
• Zunaira Shah Diya W.F.C., U16 Pakistan women's national football team
• Marium Zehri Diya W.F.C., U16 Pakistan women's national football team

• stub draft is available for review and expansion – must request userfication of draft first, clean up, check/improve referencing, and re-publish

• Zofia Buszewska – senior international caps
• Karolina Gec – senior international caps
• Gabriela Grzybowska – senior international caps
• Klaudia Jedlińska – senior international caps
• Karolina Klabis – senior international caps
• Katarzyna Konat – senior international caps
• Anna Zapała – senior international caps

All national team players are listed at https://www.fpf.pt/pt/Jogadores (search by 'Futebol Feminino' > 'Seleção A').

• Lúcia Alves – 1 senior international cap, called-up for 2022 Algarve Cup
• Mariana Azevedo – 1 senior international cap, called-up for 2022 Algarve Cup
• Alicia Correia – 5 senior international caps, called-up for 2022 Algarve Cup
• Inês Silva – 3 senior international caps

• Valeria Bespalikova – over 60 league caps, 3 senior international caps
• Lyubov Kipyatkova – senior international cap, over 130 domestic league appearances
• Elena Kochneva – 6 senior international caps, 80 domestic league appearances
• Elena Kostareva – 8 senior international caps, over 175 domestic league apperances
• Natalya Mashina (or Natalia Mashina) – over 90 domestic league appearances, 14 seniore international caps
• Kristina Mashkova – 15 senior international caps, 150 domestic league appearances, scored internationally in 2023 WCQ
• Elina Samoylova – over 150 domestic caps, 16 senior international caps
• Daria Yakovleva – 50 domestic caps, 4 senior international caps

• Lana Abdulrazak – internationally capped
• Daliah Abu Laban – internationally capped
• Talah Al-Ghamdi – internationally capped
• Sara Al-Hamad – internationally capped
• Al Bandari Al-Hwsawi – internationally capped
• Noura Ibrahim – internationally capped
• Layan Jouhari – internationally capped
• Sara Khalid – internationally capped
• Leen Mohammed – internationally capped
• Raghad Mukhayzin – internationally capped
• Hessah Al Saadallah – internationally capped
• Bayan Sadagah – internationally capped
• Asrar Al-Shaibani – internationally capped
• Mariam Al-Tamimi – internationally capped
• Joury Tarek – internationally capped
• Tahani Al-Zahrani – internationally capped
• Atheer Khalid – internationally capped
• Mona Abdulrahman – internationally capped
• Farah Jefry – internationally capped

Individual players must meet WP:GNG requirements. Make sure to include good references.

• Kelsey Hodges, Celtic Women
• Cara McBrearty, Celtic Women
• Ellis Dalgliesh, Celtic Women
• Mairead Fulton, Celtic Women
• Courtney Whyte, Celtic Women
• Nicole Cameron, Celtic Women
• Claire Crosbie, Celtic Women
• Keira Gibson, Celtic Women
• Georgie Rafferty, Celtic Women
• Jaclyn Poucel, Celtic Women
• Darcy McFarlane, Celtic Women 1, 2, 3, 4
• Murron Cunningham, Glasgow City
• Alyshia Walker, Glasgow City
• Kodie Hay, Glasgow City
• Megan Foley, Glasgow City
• Nina Wilson, Hibernian FC 1 , 2

• Maria Blagojević (it:Maria Blagojevic)

• Viktória Čeriová – internationally capped
• Dominika Rezeková – internationally capped

• Noxolo Cesane – played and scored in 2021 COSAFA Cup
• Disebo Mametja – vs. Mozambique friendly squad, played&scored vs. Namibia (Team SA), joined Gyori

• Choe Su-jin – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Choi Sun-jin – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Kang Sun-mi – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Lee Jang-mi (footballer) – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Lee Sea-eun – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Yu Ji-eun – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup

• Chieng Riek – played & scored at 2021 COSAFA Cup

• Miku Ito – played for Alavés
• Mery – played for Alavés
• Andrea López (footballer, born 2001) – played for Real Betis
• Lucía Méndez (footballer) – played for Real Betis
• Laura Moreno (footballer, born 2000) – played for Real Betis
• Honoka Yonei – played for Eibar
• Wilmary Argüelles – played for Granadilla Tenerife
• Aithiara Carballo – played for Granadilla Tenerife
• Ainhoa Delgado – played for Granadilla Tenerife
• Eulalia Lemes – played for Granadilla Tenerife
• Estela Carbonell – played for Levante
• Mar Segarra – played for Levante
• Desi – played for Madrid CFF
• Millene Cabral – played for Rayo Vallecano
• Isadora Freitas – played for Rayo Vallecano
• Danielle Hayden – played for Rayo Vallecano
• Cecilie Struck – played for Rayo Vallecano
• Freja Abildå – played for Sporting de Huelva
• Cinta Del Mar (redirect from Cinta Rodríguez) – played for Sporting de Huelva
• Kristina Fisher – played for Sporting de Huelva
• Sofía Álvarez Tostado – played for Valencia
• Sandra Ramajo - (Draft:Sandra Ramajo), played for Real Sociedad
• Maria Ortiz de Pinedo Otxoa - (Draft:Maria Ortiz de Pinedo Otxoa)
• Juliana Cardozo, Draft:Juliana Cardozo

References must satisfy WP:GNG.

• Emma Olofsson, Pitea – confirm cap
• Tea Lundmark, Pitea – confirm cap
• Johanna Wikström, Djurgårdens IF – confirm cap
• Rebecca Rudner, Djurgårdens IF – confirm cap
• Edina Filekovic, FC Rosengård – confirm cap
• Rebecka Holm, FC Rosengård – confirm cap
• Wilma Franssila, KIF Örebro DFF – confirm cap
• Victoria Bergqvist, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC – confirm cap
• Sofie Nordkvist, Kvarnsvedens IK – confirm cap
• Elin Danielsson, Kvarnsvedens IK – confirm cap
• Johanna Axfeldt, Kvarnsvedens IK – confirm cap
• Lisa Lind, Kvarnsvedens IK – confirm cap
• Joanna Snell, Kvarnsvedens IK – confirm cap
• Jenny Wahlén, Kvarnsvedens IK – confirm cap
• Johanna Gunnarsson, Mallbackens IF – confirm cap
• Linn Pettersson, Mallbackens IF – confirm cap
• Fanny Lund, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Sarah Teegarden, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Pernilla Milton, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Irvina Bajramovic, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Felicia de Feo, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Ebba Handfast, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Anna Larsson (footballer), Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC (add to disamb page)

• Helena Carlsson
• Catarina Gjellan
• Carina Håkansson
• Anette Nicklasson
• Åsa Persson (footballer)
• Marina Persson
• Pia Syrén

• Anahi Aeschlimann
• Fabienne Cardinaux
• Nadia Gäggeler
• Ramona Heinis
• Fabiana Pulimeno
• Franziska Schärer
• Jasmin Schnyder

• Stumai Athuman – played & scored hat-trick it 2021 COSAFA Cup
• Mwanahamisi Shurua – played & scored in 2021 COSAFA Cup

• Amornrat Udchai – named in 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup squad, 1 cap
• Chatchawan Rodthong – named in 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup squad, 2 caps
• Chotimani Thongmongkol – named in 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup squad, 1 cap
• Kanchanaporn Saenkhun – named in 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup squad, 24 caps
• Phonphirun Philawan – named in 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup squad, 10 caps
• Uraiporn Yongkul – named in 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup squad, 1 cap

• Jyllissa Harris (Draft:Jyllissa Harris), 10 appearances for Houston Dash in 2023 and 2024
• Madelyn Desiano (Draft:Madelyn Desiano), 8 appearances for Houston Dash in 2023
• Sarah Jackson (soccer) (Draft:Sarah Jackson (soccer)) (wd, de), 7 appearances for Portland Thorns FC in 2015
• Maya McCutcheon (Draft:Maya McCutcheon)
• Hope Hisey (Draft:Hope Hisey)
• Kimberly Hazlett/Kim Hazlett, 1 appearances for OL Reign in 2020
  • She had a page but was AfD'ed. Just want to make sure you're aware before re-creating a page. Seany91 (talk) 00:06, 24 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]
• Kate Bennett (wd), 1 appearance for Portland Thorns FC in 2015
• Eliza Bona/Eliza Van de Kerkhove (wd), 2 appearances for Sky Blue FC in 2018
• Betsy Brandon/Elizabeth Brandon (soccer) (wd), 1 appearance for Houston Dash in 2019
• Zoe Clark (wd), 1 appearance for Washington Spirit in 2018
• Molly Dreska (wd, de), 1 appearance for FC Kansas City in 2014
• Gabi (footballer, born 1994)/Gabi Morais/Gabriela Morais da Rocha/Francisca Gabriela Morais da Rocha (wd), 3 appearances for Sky Blue FC in 2019
• Ashley Herndon (wd), 1 appearance for Portland Thorns FC in 2017
• Riley Houle (wd), 1 appearance for Boston Breakers in 2015
• Chanel Johnson (wd), 1 appearance for Boston Breakers in 2015
• Kelley McCloskey (wd), 1 appearance for Chicago Red Stars in 2015
• Tori McCombs/Victoria McCombs (wd, de), 1 appearance for Houston Dash in 2014
• Kelsey Pardue (wd, de), 1 appearance for Washington Spirit in 2014
• Niki Read/Nicole Read (wd), 1 appearance for Chicago Red Stars in 2014
• Theresa Diederich (wd, arz, fa), 3 appearances for Sky Blue FC in 2015

• Kristi Eveland (wd) [2] [3]
• Colleen Flanagan (wd) [4]
• Erin Guthrie (wd) [5]
• Jenny Hammond (soccer) (wd) [6]
• Kelly Henderson (wd) [7]
• Megan Jesolva (wd) [8]
• Analisa Marquez (wd) [9]
• Caitlin Miskel (wd) [10]
• Shannon Myers (wd) [11]
• Carrie Patterson (wd) [12]
• Sarah Senty (wd) [13]
• Meagan Snell (wd) [14]
• Kylie Wright (wd) [15]
• Claire Zimmeck (wd) [16]

• Bùi Thùy An – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup
• Từ Thị Phụ – played in 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup

• List of women's association football clubs (needs update)
• List of international goals scored by Mia Hamm (match List of international goals scored by Abby Wambach for FA list)
• List of international goals scored by Birgit Prinz (match List of international goals scored by Abby Wambach for FA list)
• List of international goals scored by Kristine Lilly (match List of international goals scored by Abby Wambach for FA list)
• List of international goals scored by Ellen White – surpassed Kelly Smith to be England Women's topscorer – goals can be forked from her page
• List of top international women's football goal scorers by country (incomplete)

UEFA

see also: Template:International footballers

CONMEBOL

see also: Template:International footballers

CONCACAF

see also: Template:International footballers

CAF

see also: Template:International footballers

AFC

see also: Template:International footballers

OFC

see also: Template:International footballers

• List of Fiji women's international footballers
• List of New Caledonia women's international footballers
• List of Papua New Guinea women's international footballers
• List of Solomon Islands women's international footballers
• List of Vanuatu women's international footballers

• SKV Altenmarkt
• SG FC Bergheim/USK Hof (double-check article name v team name)

Articles still required for the following:

• Shanghai W.F.C. "Shanghai Shengli" (zh)
• Meizhou Huijun F.C.

• Tabasalu [29]
• Tulevik ja Suure-Jaani United [30]
• SK 10 Premium Tartu (women) (former team) [31]
• Nõmme Kalju FC (women) (former team)

• SV Meppen (women) (currently a redirect) (de)

• A.S.D. Orobica Calcio Bergamo (it)

• DVC Den Dungen (nl)
• Fortuna Sittard (women) (nl) (currently a redirect)

• Ibom Angels F.C.
• Abia Angels F.C.
• Heartland Queens F.C.
• Sa'adatu Amazons F.C.
• Adamawa Queens F.C.

• Gilgit-Baltistan F.A.
• Hazara Girls F.A.
• Hazara Quetta W.F.C.
• Jafa W.F.C.
• Karachi Kichers W.F.C.
• Mohsin Gillani W.F.C.
• Punjab W.F.C.
• Sports Science W.F.C.
• WAPDA W.F.C.
• Young Rising Stars W.F.C.

• IF Böljan

UEFA

UEFA

• Australian Women's Soccer Association Ended 2002 in inauspicious circumstances.
• Division 2 Féminine, 2nd tier of French football, the French article lacks sources (needs expanding)
• Serie B (women's football), 2nd tier of Italian football (needs expanding)
• Women's Under 19 National League (Ireland)

Austria

• 2015–16 ÖFB-Frauenliga

Brazil

• 2013 Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino
• 2014 Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino
• 2015 Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino
• 2016 Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino
• 2017 Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino

England

• 2017–18 Arsenal Women F.C. season
• 2017–18 Birmingham City L.F.C. season
• 2017–18 Bristol City W.F.C. season
• 2017–18 Chelsea L.F.C. season
• 2017–18 Sunderland A.F.C. Ladies season
• 2017–18 Yeovil Town L.F.C. season

FA Women's Premier League Cup

• 2013–14 FA Women's Premier League Cup
• 2014–15 FA Women's Premier League Cup

• London County FA Women's Cup

Estonia

• 2016 Naiste Meistriliiga
• 2019 Naiste Meistriliiga
• 2020 Naiste Meistriliiga
• 2021 Naiste Meistriliiga
• 2022 Naiste Meistriliiga

Iceland

• 2010 Úrvalsdeild kvenna

Netherlands

• 2023-24 Eredivisie (women)

Nigeria

• 2017 Nigerian Women Football League

United States

• 2009 Boston Breakers season
• 2010 FC Gold Pride season: see Equalizer article
• 2009 Los Angeles Sol season
• 2010 Sky Blue FC season
• 2010 Washington Freedom season
• 2003 WUSA Founders Cup (expand – see 2001 WUSA Founders Cup)

Wales

• 2017–18 Welsh Premier Women's Football League
• 2016–17 Welsh Premier Women's Football League
• 2015–16 Welsh Premier Women's Football League

please add to Template:Women's association football as well

• When Football Banned Women (documentary) 1, 2, 3

• List of women's association football stadiums by capacity, (progress) I-miss-carm started but abandoned it.
• Women's football in Germany needs update
• Carl Green, who coached Orlando Pride for one game in 2021 [32]
• San Antonio Athenians SC – UWS team
• La Chanclásico – NWSL rivalry between the league's two Southern California teams, Angel City FC and San Diego Wave FC. See this article for an overview of the rivalry.

• Christine Nairn, (NWSL)
• Felicia Eze
• Helen Ukaonu
• Kimberly Brandão
• Anna Ahlstrand, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Johanna Almgren, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Camilla Kur-Larsen, Western New York Flash (NWSL)
• Kristen Edmonds, Western New York Flash (NWSL)
• Kristen Hamilton, Western New York Flash (NWSL)
• Suzane Pires, Boston Breakers (NWSL)
• Arin Gilliland, Chicago Red Stars (NWSL)
• Cara Walls, Chicago Red Stars (NWSL)
• Carleigh Williams, Houston Dash (NWSL)
• Rachael Axon, Houston Dash (NWSL)
• Rafaela De Miranda Travalao ("Rafinha"), Boston Breakers (NWSL)
• Kim DeCesare, Sky Blue FC (NWSL)
• Kristin Grubka, Sky Blue FC (NWSL)
• Maruschka Waldus, Sky Blue FC (NWSL)
• Lo'eau LaBonta, Sky Blue FC (NWSL)
• Theresa Diederich, Sky Blue FC (NWSL)
• Ramona Bachmann, LdB FC Malmö
• Lisa Ek, LdB FC Malmö
• Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir, LdB FC Malmö
• Kristin Hammarström, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Amanda Ilestedt, LdB FC Malmö
• Malin Levenstad, LdB FC Malmö
• Sara_Lindén, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Manon Melis, LdB FC Malmö
• Anja Mittag, LdB FC Malmö
• Lina Nilsson, LdB FC Malmö
• Frida Nordin, LdB FC Malmö
• Yoreli Rincón, LdB FC Malmö
• Elin Rubensson, LdB FC Malmö
• Olivia Schough, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Marlene Sjöberg, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Therese Sjögran, LdB FC Malmö
• Esther Sullastres (needs cleanup/rewrite)
• Jane Törnqvist, Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC
• Katrine Veje, LdB FC Malmö
• Jodie Taylor
• Clare Polkinghorne, Australia WNT
• Elise Kellond-Knight, Australia WNT
• Leena Khamis, Australia WNT
• Laura Alleway, Australia WNT
• Casey Dumont, Australia WNT
• Kim Carroll (soccer), Australia WNT
• Charmaine Hooper, Canada WNT FK Donn (13–17), S.S. Lazio C.F., Prima Ham FC ...etc
• Nellie Halstead, Dick, Kerr's Ladies F.C.
• Joan Whalley, Dick, Kerr's Ladies F.C.
• LaKeysia Beene, USWNT
• Silvana Burtini, Canada WNT
• Lydia Vandenbergh, Chicago Red Stars
• Nahomi Kawasumi, Seattle Reign FC, INAC Kobe Leonessa --> * [Japan wiki]
• Jessica Humble, Melbourne Victory FC W-League
• Elizabeth Ralston, Sydney FC
• Natalie Tobin, Sydney FC
• Amy Harrison, Sydney FC
• Sham Khamis, Sydney FC
• Mackenzie Arnold, Australia WNT
• Jackie Acevedo, Portland Thorns FC (NWSL)
• Nguyễn Thị Minh Nguyệt, Vietnam WNT
• Lê Thu Thanh Hương, Vietnam WNT
• Nguyễn Thị Muôn, Vietnam WNT
• Nguyễn Thị Hòa, Vietnam WNT
• Trần Thị Kim Hồng, Vietnam WNT
• Nguyễn Thị Liễu, Vietnam WNT
• Lê Thị Thương, Vietnam WNT

• Newcastle Jets FC W-League
• Brisbane Roar FC W-League
• Perth Glory FC W-League
• Tyresö FF (Damallsvenskan)
• KIF Örebro DFF (Damallsvenskan)
• Jitex BK (Damallsvenskan)
• Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC (Damallsvenskan)
• Kristianstads DFF (Damallsvenskan)
• Mallbackens IF (Damallsvenskan)
• Piteå IF (Damallsvenskan)
• Sunnanå SK (Damallsvenskan)
• Umeå IK (Damallsvenskan)
• Vittsjö GIK (Damallsvenskan)
• United States women's national under-23 soccer team
• England women's national football team (Simple English language page)
• Utah Royals

• 2011 Atlanta Beat season
• 2011 Western New York Flash season
• 2013 Boston Breakers season

• Damallsvenskan
• Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino – super bare right now, and no season articles either. There's a decent amount of content/references on the Portuguese wiki (2015 season page especially [33] – at very least we should be able to have player pages include updated club info)
• National Premier Leagues Women’s – Australian level 2 competition

• and associated state articles (ACT / NSW / Queensland / South Australia / Victoria / WA)

• Ray Leone
• Moya Dodd
• Sahar El Hawari
• Hanna Lundqvist (needs sourcing)
• Women's association football
• Women's football in Brazil needs a re-boot / drop-kick
• de:Fédération Internationale et Européenne de Football Féminin (FIEFF)