List of women's association football clubs

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This is a partial list of women's association football club teams from all over the world sorted by the confederation, association and league they reside in.

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Some clubs do not play in the league of the country in which they are located, but in a neighboring country's league. Where this is the case the club is noted as such.

AFC (Asia)

Australia

Main League: A-League Women [1]

Bangladesh

Main League: Bangladesh Women's Football League [2]
List of Bangladesh Women's Football League clubs

China

Main League: Chinese Women's Super League

India

Main League: Indian Women's League

Indonesia

Main League: Liga 1 Putri

Iran

Main League: Kowsar Women Football League

Iraq

Main League: Iraqi Women's Football League

Hong Kong

Japan

Main League: WE League [3]

Korea Republic

Main League: WK League

Lebanon

Main League: Lebanese Women's Football League [4]

Pakistan

Philippines

Saudi Arabia

Main League: Saudi Women's Premier League

Thailand

Main League: Thai Women's League

Taiwan

Main League: Taiwan Mulan Football League

Vietnam

Main League: Vietnamese Women's Football Championship

CAF (Africa)

Algeria

Main League: Algerian Championship

Egypt

Main League: Egyptian Women's Premier League

Ethiopia

Ghana

Main League: Ghana Women's Premier League

Kenya

Main League: Kenyan Premier League

Morocco

Main League: Moroccan Women's Championship Division One

Nigeria

Main League: Nigerian Championship

Tunisia

Main League: Tunisian Ligue

CONCACAF (North and Central America)

Costa Rica

Main League: Primera División Femenina de Costa Rica

Current teams

El Salvador

Main League: Primera División Femenina de El Salvador

Current teams

Guatemala

Main League: National Women's Football League of Guatemala

Mexico

Main League: Liga MX Femenil

Current teams

Panama

Main League: Primera División Femenina de Panamá

Eastern Conference

Western Conference

Trinidad & Tobago

Current teams

United States

Main League: National Women's Soccer League

Current teams

CONMEBOL (South America)

Argentina

Main League: Campeonato de Futbol Femenino

Bolivia

Main League: Bolivian women's football championship

Brazil

Main League: Campeonato Brasileiro de Futebol Feminino Série A1

Chile

Main League: Chilean women's football championship

Current teams (Primera División)
Current teams (Primera B) [5]
Others

Colombia

Main League: Liga Aguila Femenina

Ecuador

Main League: Ecuadorian women's football championship

Group 1

Group 2

Paraguay

Main League: Paraguayan women's football championship

Peru

Main League: Primera División Femenina

Uruguay

Main League: Campeonato Uruguayo Femenino

Venezuela

Main League: Venezuelan Women's Super League

UEFA (Europe)

Albania

Main League: Albanian Women's National Championship

Austria

Main League: ÖFB-Frauenliga

Belarus

Main League: Premier League

Belgium

Main League: Super League

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Main League: Bosnia and Herzegovina Women's Premier League

Bulgaria

Main League: Bulgarian Women's League

Croatia

Main League: Croatian Women's First Football League

Cyprus

Main League: Cypriot First Division

Czech Republic

Main League: Czech First Division (Women)

Denmark

Main League: Danish Women's League

England

Main League: FA Women's Super League

Second Division : FA Women's Championship

Estonia

Main League: Naiste Meistriliiga

Faroe Islands

Main League: 1. deild kvinnur

Finland

Main League: Kansallainen Liiga

France

Main League: Première Ligue

Germany

Main League: Frauen-Bundesliga

Georgia

Main League: Georgia women's football championship

Greece

Main League: Greek A Division

Hungary

Main League: First Division

Iceland

Main League: Úrvalsdeild kvenna

Israel

Main League: Ligat Nashim

Italy

Main League: Serie A

Second Division: Serie B

Kazakhstan

Main League: Kazakhstani women's football championship

Kosovo

Main League: Women's Football Superleague of Kosovo

Latvia

Main League: Latvian Women's League

Lithuania

Main League: A Lyga

Luxembourg

Main League: Dames Ligue 1

Malta

Main League: Maltese First Division (women)

Moldova

Main League: Moldovan women's football championship

Montenegro

Main League: Montenegrin Women's League

Netherlands

Main League: Eredivisie (women)

Northern Ireland

Main League: Women's Premiership

North Macedonia

Main League: Macedonian women's football championship

Norway

Main League: Toppserien

Poland

Main League: Ekstraliga Kobiet

Portugal

Main League: Campeonato Nacional de Futebol Feminino

Republic of Ireland

Romania

Main League: Liga I

Russia

Main League: Russian Championship

Scotland

Main League: SWPL 1

Second Division : SWPL 2

Serbia

Main League: Serbian Super Liga

Slovakia

Main League: Slovak Women's First League

Slovenia

Main League: Slovenian Women's League

Spain

Main League: Liga F

Sweden

Main League: Damallsvenskan

Switzerland

Main League: Axa Women's Super League

Turkey

Main League: Turkish Women's Football Super League

Ukraine

Main League: Ukrainian Women's League

Wales

Main League: Adran Premier

OFC (Oceania)

Fiji

Main League: Fiji Women's Super League

New Zealand

Main League: National Women's League

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