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Women's National League Division One North

EnglandEngland
Start Date
2026-08-16
End Date
2027-04-25
4.44
GOALS AVG
36
MATCHES
12
TEAMS
56%
HOME WINS
6%
DRAW
39%
AWAY WINS
Card stats based onWomen's National League Division One North2026/2027

Standings

Standings

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1
Leeds Ladies W
Leeds Ladies W
6600232+2118
2
Fylde W
Fylde W
6510185+1316
3
Halifax W
Halifax W
65011811+715
4
Stockport County W
Stockport County W
64022212+1012
5
Thornaby W
Thornaby W
63031220-89
6
York City LFC W
York City LFC W
62131110+17
7
Norton & Stockton W
Norton & Stockton W
62138807
8
Durham Cestria W
Durham Cestria W
62041217-56
9
Bradford City W
Bradford City W
62041320-76
10
Chester-le-Street Town W
Chester-le-Street Town W
62041019-96
11
Blackburn Rovers W
Blackburn Rovers W
6114615-94
12
Chorley W
Chorley W
6006721-140
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Computed from this table: 36 matches played and 160 goals scored, 4.44 per game. The most productive attack belongs to Leeds Ladies W (23); the meanest defence is Leeds Ladies W's (2 conceded). Top to bottom, the table spans 18 points.

Fixtures

Matches

Full Time
Thornaby W
Thornaby W
0
Stockport County W
Stockport County W
3
Full Time
Leeds Ladies W
Leeds Ladies W
2
Norton & Stockton W
Norton & Stockton W
0
Full Time
Halifax W
Halifax W
4
York City LFC W
York City LFC W
1
Full Time
Chorley W
Chorley W
2
Durham Cestria W
Durham Cestria W
5
Full Time
Chester-le-Street Town W
Chester-le-Street Town W
5
Bradford City W
Bradford City W
1
Full Time
Blackburn Rovers W
Blackburn Rovers W
0
Fylde W
Fylde W
2

Tournament Overview

Current Season 2026/2027

Current leader

Key Dates

Season started on August 16, 2026

Teams Competing

12 teams compete in the Women's National League Division One North 2026/2027

Historical Seasons

Season pulse

  • ·Goals per match: 4.44 (36 matches played)
  • ·Best attack: Leeds Ladies W — 3.83 per match
  • ·Best defence: Leeds Ladies W — 0.33 per match
  • ·Leader: Leeds Ladies W — 18 points (+2 over Fylde W)

How we calculate this