Install the app
How to install the app on iOS

Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.

Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.

 

THE 2019/2020 EVERTON LADIES WOMENS SUPER LEAGUE & CUP GAMES

Status
Not open for further replies.
kithnou said:
Brilliant. Thanks.

Having issues signing up without a UK postcode at the moment. Is it only fr UK residents?
Click to expand...
Its for anyone in the world-Not GEO blocked etc for games,hasnt gone Live for sign up yet ?
Ive asked time when it goes Live to be able to sign up if they reply,player appears before games kick off etc
 
Last edited:
@kithnou here you go mate,its come on at midday uk time
sign up to view via cp,its on google play and ios as well

TO VIEW VIA CP - STREAMS APPEAR 1 HOUR BEFORE KO
faplayer.thefa.com

The FA Player: Watch live matches, highlights & features for free

Sign up to The FA Player to watch coverage of the Barclays WSL, Barclays WC, Vitality Women’s FA Cup, Emirates FA Cup, FA Women’s Continental Tyres League Cup and England’s Lionesses
faplayer.thefa.com faplayer.thefa.com




The Barclays FA WSL will be broadcast overseas for the first time in its history

The Football Association has today announced that the Barclays FA Women’s Super League will be broadcast overseas for the first time in its history.

Starting from the 2019-20 season, a new three-year media rights deal with Sky Mexico and Scandinavian broadcaster NENT will see the Barclays FA WSL screened to viewers across Mexico, Central America, Dominican Republic, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark.

The six-figure revenue from the deals will be reinvested into the further broadcasting of women’s football, including the development of The FA Player and its in-game production.

The new global live streaming platform, which launched today, will provide free unprecedented access to over 150 domestic women’s football fixtures throughout the upcoming season, with the first live matches available this weekend.

In addition to live league coverage, The FA Player will stream selected match highlights from the Lionesses, the Women’s FA Cup and the FA Women’s Continental League Cup, as well as archive footage and regularly updated features.

As part of the agreement, live Barclays FA WSL matches in The FA Player will now be geo-blocked in the countries served by Sky Mexico and NENT.

FA senior broadcast manager Tom Gracey said: “We’re delighted that the strength of the Barclays FA Women’s Super League is being recognised globally, these two deals are a sign of the global strength and growing commercial prospects of the league.

“It is particularly pleasing that revenue will be targeted at the development of The FA Player.

“Through this reinvestment our aim is to help improve the experience for viewers around the world and strengthen the brands of our competitions, clubs and players in order to drive forward the commercialisation of women’s football and create a new fanbase globally.”
 
Last edited:
Clubs in the Barclays FA WSL will earn a share of a £500,000 prize fund for the 2019-20 season.
It is the first time a league prize fund has been in place, thanks to The FA’s new partnership with Barclays, with the winners set to collect £100,000.

The remaining £400,000 will be distributed among the other 11 clubs based on their final league position.
2019-20 prize fund distribution:
1st £100,000
2nd £67,000
3rd £60,000
4th £55,000
5th £49,000
6th £43,000
7th £36,000
8th £30,000
9th £24,000
10th £18,000
11th £12,000
12th £6,000
 

Ring master said:
Clubs in the Barclays FA WSL will earn a share of a £500,000 prize fund for the 2019-20 season.
It is the first time a league prize fund has been in place, thanks to The FA’s new partnership with Barclays, with the winners set to collect £100,000.

The remaining £400,000 will be distributed among the other 11 clubs based on their final league position.
2019-20 prize fund distribution:
1st £100,000
2nd £67,000
3rd £60,000
4th £55,000
5th £49,000
6th £43,000
7th £36,000
8th £30,000
9th £24,000
10th £18,000
11th £12,000
12th £6,000
Click to expand...
Good Lord, the women are treated badly.
 
Everton's women's team will no longer be referred to as Everton Ladies - and will instead be known as Everton.

The Club has a significant history in the women’s game – having been one of eight founding members of the Women’s Super League, as well as winning the FA Women’s Premier League, the FA Premier League Cup and two FA Women’s Cups since forming as Everton Ladies in 1995.

The change takes place as Willie Kirk's team prepare for the new Women's Super League campaign, which gets under way this weekend. Wherever possible, the women’s team will be known simply as Everton. For formal purposes, Everton Women will be used primarily to avoid any confusion with the men’s team on evertonfc.com and if videos and images do not make it clear.
 
About time. It always felt a bit sexist to me the way that men's team were simply referred to by their name (Man City, Chelsea, West Ham etc) whereas women's team had to have Ladies, or Women or Belles tagged on. Surely, if your watching/looking at the Women's Super League then you should be aware that it's a women's team?
 
Every League game is LIVE on the player,Apart from when its LIVE On BT if picked,if that happens its just Com to uk people via player while non uk fans get the game Live still on player,by top of this page is the quick sign up,Little match report and goals if available at end of game as usual.
 

I'm casting it to my telly now from the FA Player app and it is all working sound, with decent camera work and commentary. Everything is there for it to be an easily accessible consumable product, it will just come down to the standard now.

We have played well in the first 10 minutes, hit the post with a header.
 
We really should be winning.

Straight at the keeper from 6 yards and the second ball also not turned in.

Birmingham have dominated the previous 20 minutes with a few decent chances.
 
We are 0-1 up in the first minute of the second half. It has gone down as a Birmingham own goal.

Unfortunately missed it as I was getting a drink.

All Everton now, just shot wide from close range.
 
They have just shown the away fans, all 9 of them! (Literally).

Looks to be a fair few hundred there overall.

Missed a sitter of a header from a corner, should be 0-2.
 
Birmingham dominating the ball now and in our half.

We are standing up to it reasonably well defensively, our whole team is working very hard.

They will do well to see it out though at this rate, we arent holding the ball up or keeping possession at all.

Attendance announced at 873.
 

Status
Not open for further replies.

Welcome to GrandOldTeam

Get involved. Registration is simple and free.

Register
Back
Top