Top 10 Women’s World Club Soccer Teams and Who to Follow in 2026/27

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The women game will forever become an important part of soccer on all continents. Barcelona is considered the most popular team in Europe, winning Champions League this year as well as the domestic league in Spain. The official record attendance for a women’s football match was set at Camp Nou on 22 April 2022, with 91,648 people watching Barcelona defeat Wolfsburg 5–1.

The WSL in England is also attracting huge crowds on their major top games. Arsenal Women averaged an incredible 34,677 fans across their 10 league games at the Emirates. To put that into perspective, that attendance would rank them 13th highest in all of English football, outdrawing eight current men’s Premier League teams. The biggest club in London.

When certain teams are allowed to play in the major stadium, crowds increase heavily, and shows that facilities are often a major reason for crowds as different stadiums used in the women game are smaller.

Top 10 women soccer teams, world wide.

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Alan Smith on Leicester City: Hopes for the season, Vardy rejecting Saudi Arabia, Coady & Winks additions + Harvey Barnes

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Football icon Alan Smith has been discussing his former club Leicester City. The former England international expressed his wish for Leicester to return to the Premier League at the first attempt of asking. He said: “I hope Leicester can bounce back. Leicester has always been that yo-yo club historically. In recent years the club has achieved some incredible things, winning the title and FA Cup, but when I played for them, they were always up and down. Hopefully they can return to the Premier League next season.” As part of a wide-ranging interview, Smith also praised Jamie Vardy for rejecting a move to Saudi Arabia, assessed the capture of Connor Coady and Harry Winks and discussed Harvey Barnes’ future.

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Barca and Graham-Hansen win Women’s Champions League with epic comeback against Wolfsburg

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Norwegian, Caroline Graham-Hansen has done her job in Champions League, winning this amazing trophy against her former club Wolfsburg with Barcelona Feminino.

She was not on the scoresheet this time, but her assist on the first Barcelona goal really tells the story of someone who has a special edge to her play.

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