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The Challenge Riyadh football team won the inaugural Women’s Football League (WFL) Champions Cup on Thursday, taking home SR150,000 ($40,000) in prize money in the process. (Supplied: SFA/WFL)

Challenge Riyadh crowned champions of inaugural Saudi WFL campaign

  • The cup final was the culmination of the opening WFL season, the first league of its kind in Saudi Arabia
By Arab News ·
Exclusive World Cup winner Rose Lavelle eyes FA Cup glory with Manchester City

World Cup winner Rose Lavelle eyes FA Cup glory with Manchester City

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Jeddah Eagles flying high with women’s football win

Jeddah Eagles flying high with women’s football win

By DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR ·
Afghan refugee Nadia Nadim scales summit of women’s football

Afghan refugee Nadia Nadim scales summit of women’s football

By AFP ·
Special Jordan strikes blow for women’s football across the Middle East in AFC Asian Cup

Jordan strikes blow for women’s football across the Middle East in AFC Asian Cup

By Ali Khaled ·

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