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Leagues

The five competitions we cover: standings, results and upcoming matches for each.

Champions League

EuropeSeason 2026
  • 1Barcelona2 matches played,6 points
  • 2OL Lyonnes2 matches played,4 points
  • 3Paris Saint-Germain2 matches played,4 points

The top women's club competition in Europe. The best versus the best.

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Liga F

SpainSeason 2026
  • 1Barcelona7 matches played,18 points
  • 2Real Madrid7 matches played,16 points
  • 3Athletic Club7 matches played,14 points

Spain's top women's football division. Barcelona dominates, but the league grows every season.

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NWSL

United StatesSeason 2026
  • 1Gotham FC28 matches played,55 points
  • 2San Diego Wave FC28 matches played,54 points
  • 3Washington Spirit28 matches played,52 points

The most competitive league in the world. Record attendance and constant expansion.

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WSL

EnglandSeason 2026
  • 1Manchester City5 matches played,15 points
  • 2Chelsea5 matches played,13 points
  • 3London City Lionesses5 matches played,12 points

England's women's league. Chelsea, Arsenal and the growth of British women's football.

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Liga MX Femenil

MexicoSeason 2026
  • 1Monterrey11 matches played,30 points
  • 2Tigres UANL10 matches played,25 points
  • 1América10 matches played,25 points

Mexico's women's league: Tigres, Monterrey and América, packed stadiums and the most-watched derbies in the Americas.

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Copa Libertadores Femenina

South AmericaSeason 2026
  • 1Corinthians2 matches played,6 points
  • 2Santa Fe2 matches played,6 points
  • 1Palmeiras2 matches played,6 points

South America's club championship: 16 teams from all ten CONMEBOL nations in a single host city, with Corinthians as holders.

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