SUPERCOPA DO BRAZIL DE FUTEBOL FEMININO

The 2023 edition will be the second edition of the Supercopa do Brasil de Futebol Feminino football competition.

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DATES:
Between 4 and 12 February 2023

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SPONSOR:
Betano

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QUALIFIED TEAMS:
Eight teams are qualified, a mix of teams from the top 12 of 2022 Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino A1 and from the top four teams of the 2022 Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino A2, choosing only one team for state. 

Corinthians

Internacional

Avaí 

Flamengo/Marinha

Real Brasília

Atlético Mineiro

Ceará

Athletico Paranaense

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FORMAT
A single-elimination tournament starting with quarter-finals

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Official site >>

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COPPA ITALIA FEMMINILE

The Italian Women's Cup was first held in 1971 and is a competition reserved for Serie A Femminile and Serie B Femminile clubs.

 

The winner of the cup will challenge the Italian league champions team in the Italian Super Cup; 'Supercoppa Italiana Femminile'.

 

The 2022-2023 edition is the 51st edition and started on August 28, 2022 and will end in 2023 (Date TBA).

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Current champions: Juventus (2 titles)

Most successful club: Torres (8 titles)

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UEFA WOMEN'S CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2022/23

For more info go to our UEFA Women's Champions League 2022/23 page

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THE FA WOMEN'S LEAGUE CUP

The annual cup tournament in England for clubs from Women's Super League and Women's Championship

Known as the FA Women's Continental League Cup for sponsorship reasons

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Sponsor: Continental

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Nick name: Conti Cup

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Founded: 2011

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Most successful club: Arsenal (5 titles)

 

Reigning champions 2021-22: Manchester City (4th title) 

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Teams participating 2022-23 season: All 24 teams from the Women's Super League and Women's Championship

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Format: Teams are divided into five groups, where every team play each other once. When the group stage is completed, the first-placed team in each of the five groups and the best-placed runner-up will qualify for the quarter-finals, where the two UEFA Women's Champions League teams Chelsea and Arsenal will join, to make up the eight quarter-final teams 

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Dates:

• Group Stage: 1 October 2022 - 18 January 2023

• Quarter-finals: 25 - 26 January 2023

• Semi-finals: 8 -9 February 2023

• Final: 5 March 2023

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2023 Final venue: Crystal Palace's Selhurst Park in London

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Official site >>

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BARCLAYS WOMEN'S SUPER LEAGUE

Highest league of women's football in England, with professional league status (since the 2018–19 season).

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Founded: 2010 (First season 2011)

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League sponsor: Barclays

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Current champion 2021-22: Chelsea (5th title)

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Most championships: Chelsea (5 titles)

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2021-22 Top scorer: Sam Kerr (20 goals)

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UEFA Women's Champions League Qualification: Top three teams

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2022-23 Season dates: 10 September - 28 May

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Official site >>

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PINATAR CUP

The third edition of the Pinatar Cup, held in San Pedro del Pinatar, played at the 3,000 capacity stadium Pinatar Arena. From 15 to 21 February four nations from two confederations will compete in a round-robin tournament.

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Competing teams are Iceland, Philippines, Scotland and Wales.

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Current champions 2022: Belgium (1st title)

Most successful team(s): Belgium & Scotland (1 title each)

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TOURNOI DE FRANCE

The 2023 Tournoi de France will be the third edition, to be held in Laval and Angers, France between 15 and 21 February 2023. 

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The four invited teams France, Norway, Denmark and Uruguay play a round-robin tournament. 

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Current champions 2022: France (2nd title)

Most successful team(s): France (2 titles)

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Official site >>

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WOMEN'S REVELATIONS CUP

The 2023 Women's Revelations Cup will be the second edition of the international tournament organized by the Mexican Football Federation. 

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To be held in León, Mexico from 15 to 21 February 2023

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The four invited teams are:

• Mexico

• Colombia

• Nigeria

• Costa Rica

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The teams play a round-robin tournament.

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Official site >>

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TURKISH WOMEN'S CUP

The 2023 Turkish Women's Cup is the seventh edition of the annual international tournament held in Alanya, Turkey

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Dates: 15 to 21 February 2023

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Participating teams 2023:
Group A

Slovenia
Uzbekistan
South Africa

Zambia

 

Group B
Hong Kong
Bulgaria
Estonia
Kosovo
North Macedonia

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(Venezuela, Turkey, Jordan were invited but withdrew)

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Matches will be played at Miracle Sport Complex and Gold City Sport Complex in Alanya, Turkey

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Official site >>

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CUP OF NATIONS

Australia will host the four-nation tournament comprising of three double-header matchdays in Gosford, Sydney, and Newcastle.

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The six-match tournament between 16 and 22 February will include Australia, Spain, Jamaica and Czechia.

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Official site >>

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ARNOLD CLARK CUP

The 2023 Arnold Clark Cup will be the second edition, held from 16 to 22 February in England.

 

A round-robin tournament which will take place in Milton Keynes (Stadium MK), Bristol (Ashton Gate) and Coventry (Coventry Building Society Arena).

 

Team involved are hosts England,  South Korea, Italy and Belgium. England won the inagural edition in 2022.

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Official site >>

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SHEBELIEVES CUP

The 2023 SheBelieves Cup will be the eighth edition, held in the United States. 

Scheduled between 16 and 22 February, featuring Brazil, Canada, Japan, and hosts United States in a round-robin tournament.

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Current champion: United States (5th title)

Most successful team: United States (5 titles)

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Official site >>

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CYPRUS WOMEN'S CUP

First edition took place in 2008. The 2023 Cyprus Women's Cup will be the 14th edition of the international invitational tournament.  It will be held in Cyprus from 16 to 22 February 2023.

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Invited teams are Finland, Romania, Hungary and Croatia. The four invited teams play a round-robin tournament. 

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Current champions (2020*): Croatia (1st title)
Most successful team(s): Canada and England(3 titles each)

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*The tournament was postponed in 2021 and 2022

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Official site >>

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PLAY-OFF TOURNAMENT FOR THE WORLD CUP 2023

The last three FIFA Women’s World Cup berths will be determined over six days as the Play-Off Tournament takes place in New Zealand between 18 and 23 February. Ten teams from six different continents battle it out for those sought-after slots.

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Venues

• Waikato Stadium (Hamilton/Kirikiriroa)

• North Harbour Stadium (Auckland/Tāmaki Makaurau)

 

THE TEAMS

• Group A: Portugal, Cameroon, Thailand

• Group B: Chile, Haiti, Senegal

• Group C: Chinese Taipei, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Panama

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How it works

Cameroon will face Thailand for the right to play Portugal in the Group A final, while Chile will await the winners of Senegal-Haiti in Group B. In Group C, the winners of the Chinese Taipei-Paraguay and Papua New Guinea-Panama ties will square off for a ticket Down Under.

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Official site>>

 

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CAMPEONATO BRASILEIRO FEMININO A1

"Brasileirão Feminino A1" - Highest league of women's football in Brazil

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Founded: 2013

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Teams: 16

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2023 Regular Season: 24 February - 11 June

2023 Playoffs: 16 June - 17 September

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Match rounds: 15

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Total matches: 134 (120 +14 playoff games)

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2023 Playoffs: Top eight teams from regular season.

Quarter-finals - home and away game for each team. Same goes for semi-finals and the final.

 In the quarter-finals 1st placed team from regular season will play 8th placed team, 2nd play 7th, 3rd vs 6th and 4th vs 5th.​

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Promotion: Top four from Brasileiro A2

Relegation: Bottom four to Brasileiro A2

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Current champions: Corinthians (4th title)

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2022 Top scorer: Cristiane (13 goals)

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Most championships: Corinthians (4 titles)

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Qualification to Copa Libertadores: 3 spots (2023 edition)

1. The Brasileiro champions

2. The top five ranked countries (according to the historical achievements of the clubs in the Copa Libertadores) receive another spot (Brazil is one of them)

3. The country of the team which is the recent champions also receive another spot (Palmeiras won 2022)

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Official site >>

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WOMEN'S FA CUP

The Women's FA Cup is the annual cup tournament for women's clubs in England

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Sponsor: Vitality

 

Founded: 1970 

 

Previous names: WFA Cup, FA Women's Cup and now Women's FA Cup (Vitality Women's FA Cup for sponsorship reasons)

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Most titles: Arsenal (14 titles)

 

Reigning champions 2021-22: Chelsea (4th title)​

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Teams participating 2022-23 season: 438, increase of 21 from previous year

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System:

• First round qualifying: Teams from lowest leagues enter

• Second round qualifying: Tier 5 teams enter

• Third round qualifying: The 48 teams in the FA Women's National League Division One (tier 4) enter

• First round: Teams in the Northern and Southern Premier Divisions (tier 3) enter

• Second round: ...

• Third round: The 12 teams from the Women's Championship enter 

• Fourth round: The 12 Women's Super League teams enter

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2023 Final venue: Wembley Stadium, London (14 May)

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Prize money: A combined £3,000,000, compared to around £400,000 previous year

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Official site >>

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THE BEST FIFA FOOTBALL AWARDS 2022

The Best FIFA Football Award celebrate exceptional achievements across the men’s and women’s game. Besides to the best players, awards for the best coaches, goalkeepers and fans will be given out too, with the Puskas Award also in the spotlight, acknowledging the best goal scored in the last year.

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The Best FIFA Women’s Player nominees

• Aitana Bonmatí

• Debinha

• Jessie Fleming

• Ada Hegerberg

• Sam Kerr

• Beth Mead

• Vivianne Miedema

• Alex Morgan

• Lena Oberdorf

• Alexandra Popp

• Alexia Putellas

• Wendie Renard

• Keira Walsh

• Leah Williamson

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The Best FIFA Women’s Coach nominees

• Sonia Bompastor

• Emma Hayes

• Bev Priestman

• Pia Sundhage

• Martina Voss-Tecklenburg

• Sarina Wiegman

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The Best FIFA Women’s Goalkeeper nominees

• Christiane Endler

• Ann-Katrin Berger

• Mary Earps

• Merle Frohms

• Alyssa Naeher

• Sandra Paños García-Villamil

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FIFA Puskás Award nominees (mixed of male and female players)

• Salma Paralluelo

• Amandine Henry

• Alessia Russo

• Théo Hernández

• Alou Kuol

• Kylian Mbappé

• Mario Balotelli

• Francisco González Metilli

• Marcin Oleksy

• Richarlison

• Dimitri Payet

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Official site >>

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DFB-POKAL FRAUEN

DFB-Pokal Frauen is the German Women's Cup

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Founded: 1981

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2022/23 Season: 20 August  2022 - 18 May 2023

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Teams: 48

• All teams from previous year's Frauen-Bundesliga

• All the teams from previous year's 2. Frauen-Bundesliga, excluding certain clubs' second teams.

• 5 champions of the previous year's season in Regionalliga (women's third-tier in Germany)

• The 21 winners of the regional association cups "Verbandspokal"

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Format:​ The rounds will be played in a one-legged system where the clubs from lower leagues will host against clubs from higher leagues until the quarterfinals.

• Round 1: 20 - 22 August 2022

• Round 2: 10 - 12 September 2022

• Round of 16: 19 - 20 November 2022

• Quarterfinals: 28 February 2023

• Semifinals: 15 - 16 April 2023

• Final: 18 May 2023

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Championship venue: RheinEnergieStadion, Cologne

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Current champions 2021/22: VfL Wolfsburg (9th title)

 

Most successful club: Vfl Wolfsburg & Eintracht Frankfurt, previous known as 1. FFC Frankfurt (9 titles each)

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Official site >>

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