2017 Scottish Women's Football League First Division

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The 2017 Scottish Women's Football League First Division, commonly known as SWFL 1, is the second season of the Scottish Women's Football League First Division, the third tier of women's football in Scotland since its reconstruction at the end of the 2015 season. [1]

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The leagues are split into two regional divisions of 12 teams each, North and South. The change was made to increase competitiveness in the league. [1]

Central Girls won the North division and Kilmarnock won the South division. Both were promoted to SWPL 2 for the 2018 season. [2] [3]

SWFL 1 North

Teams

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Aberdeen
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Dunfermline
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Dundee
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Forfar
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Leven
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Dee
Locations of teams in the 2017 SWFL 1 North
TeamLocationHome groundCapacity2016 positionsource
Aberdeen Reserves Aberdeen Balgownie Playing Fields1,000 [4]
Central Girls Grangemouth Inchyra Park, Grangemouth 1,000 [5]
Dee Ladies Portlethen Nicol Park1,0006th [6]
Westdyke Dee Vale Aberdeen Corbie Hall and Field Maryculter1,000 [7]
Dundee United Dundee GA Arena1,0001st in Second Division East (promoted) [8]
Dunfermline Athletic Cowdenbeath Humbug Park1,0002nd [9]
Stirling Uni Development Stirling 7th [10]
Falkirk Ladies Denny Westfield Park1,0008th [11]
Forfar Farmington Development Forfar 5th [12]
Granite City Aberdeen 1st in Second Division North (promoted) [13]
Inverness City Inverness Jubilee Park1,0008th in SWPL 2 (relegated) [14]
Tayside Ladies Dundee St Pauls Academy1,0009th [15]

Standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Central Girls 18170110218+8451 2018 SWPL 2
2 Dundee United 1813329730+6742
3 Dunfermline Athletic 1812245737+2038
4Granite City1810355243+933
5 Inverness City 188193745825
6 Aberdeen Reserves 1871104655922
7 Stirling Uni Development 18621041531220
8 Dee Ladies 18511238743616
9 Falkirk Ladies 18501335632815
10Westdyke Dee Vale18011719106871
11 Forfar Farmington Development 000000002018 SWFL 2
12 Tayside Ladies 00000000
Updated to match(es) played on 22 December 2017. Source: soccerway.com and scotwomensfootball.com [16]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored

Results

Scottish Women's Football

SWFL 1 South

Teams

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Cumbernauld
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Edinburgh
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Glasgow
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Hurlford
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Lennoxtown
Locations of teams in the 2017 SWFL 1 South
TeamLocationHome groundCapacity2015 positionsource
Boroughmuir Thistle Edinburgh Meggetland Sport Complex1,0009th [17]
Celtic Academy Lennoxtown Lennoxtown Training Centre1,0004th [18]
Cumbernauld Colts Cumbernauld Ravenswood Playing Fields1,0007th [19]
Glasgow City Development Glasgow 6th [20]
Heart of Midlothian U23s Edinburgh 10th [21]
Hibernian Development Edinburgh Meggetland Sport Complex1,0002nd [22]
FC Kilmarnock Hurlford Blair Park1,5005th [23]
Partick Thistle Glasgow 1st in Second Division Central (promoted) [24]
Queen's Park Glasgow Toryglen Regional Football Centre 7th in SWPL 2 (relegated) [25]
Rangers Development Glasgow 3rd [26]
Renfrew Renfrew New Western Park1,0001st in Second Division South-West (promoted) [27]
Westerlands Glasgow 8th [28]

Standings

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 FC Kilmarnock (C)2019016917+5257 2018 SWPL 2
2 Celtic Academy 2011456429+3537
3 Partick Thistle 2011455044+637
4 Cumbernauld Colts 2010464443+134
5Renfrew2010195647+931
6 Hibernian Development 209385344+930
7 Rangers Development 2080124344124
8 Westerlands 2065948601223
9 Queen's Park 20631145601521
10 Boroughmuir Thistle 20441235511616
11 Heart of Midlothian U23s 20201817856862018 SWFL 2
12 Glasgow City Development 00000000
Source: [ citation needed ]
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored

Results

Scottish Women's Football

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