West Bromwich Albion WFC v Hull City Ladies

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Sunday 22 Nov 2026

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14:00 Local Time

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Alexander Stadium • 

Birmingham, United KingdomShow on map

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West Bromwich Albion Women, often referred to as West Bromwich Albion WFC, are the women’s football team of the historic West Midlands club. Founded in 1989, the side represents the Black Country in the English women’s football pyramid and has competed in the FA Women’s National League, including Division One Midlands. One of the club’s major achievements came in the 2010–11 season, when Albion won the FA Women’s Premier League Northern Division title and earned promotion to the Premier League National Division. The team has also taken part in national cup competitions, including the Women’s FA Cup, and regional women’s football tournaments. Home fixtures are staged at Alexander Stadium in Perry Barr, Birmingham, providing a venue for supporters to follow the team close to its West Midlands roots. Albion’s squads have featured players competing across senior and youth levels, reflecting the club’s role in developing women’s football in the region. With a distinctive connection to the wider West Bromwich Albion community, the women’s team continues to build its profile through league competition, cup campaigns and local engagement. Fans can follow results, fixtures and squad news through the club’s official channels.

Hull City Ladies is a women’s football club based in Hull, East Yorkshire, representing the city in the women’s game. The team has competed in the FA Women’s National League and regional league football, and has taken part in the Women’s FA Cup, giving supporters opportunities to follow its progress in both league and knockout competitions. Hull City Ladies play their home matches at the University of Hull Sports Ground on Inglemire Lane, a local venue used for community and competitive football. The club’s squad changes from season to season, with players contributing across the pitch and representing Hull in senior women’s football. Its history also includes participation in county and regional cup competitions, which form an important part of the local football calendar. League divisions, cup records, player rosters and match arrangements can vary by season, so supporters should check the club’s official channels for the latest fixtures and confirmed squad information. For fans searching for Hull women’s football, Hull City Ladies offers a direct connection to the city’s grassroots and competitive football scene, with league matches and cup ties providing regular opportunities to follow the team.