Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 03/24 18:45 17 [7] Aston Villa - Feminino v Arsenal - Feminino [3] L 1-3
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 03/16 13:00 16 [10] Everton - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [8] W 1-2
Inglaterra - Taça da Liga - Feminino 03/06 19:15 2 [1] Arsenal - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [2] L 4-0
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 03/03 14:00 15 [8] Aston Villa - Feminino v Liverpool - Feminino [5] L 1-4
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 02/18 14:00 14 [6] Tottenham - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [8] W 1-2
Inglaterra - Taça da Liga - Feminino 02/07 19:00 3 Brighton - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino W 1-3
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 02/03 12:30 13 [8] Aston Villa - Feminino v Bristol City - Feminino [12] D 2-2
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 01/28 12:00 12 [4] Man Utd - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [7] L 2-1
Inglaterra - Taça da Liga - Feminino 01/24 19:30 1 [2] Sunderland - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [1] W 0-7
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 01/19 19:00 11 [8] Leicester - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [9] W 0-1
Inglaterra - Taça FA - Feminino 01/13 12:30 10 Aston Villa - Feminino v Everton - Feminino L 0-3
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 12/17 18:45 10 [10] Aston Villa - Feminino v Brighton - Feminino [9] W 1-0
Inglaterra - Taça da Liga - Feminino 12/13 18:00 1 [2] Aston Villa - Feminino v Durham - Feminino [1] W 5-1
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 12/09 12:00 9 [3] Man City - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [10] L 2-1
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 11/26 16:30 8 [9] Aston Villa - Feminino v Everton - Feminino [10] L 1-2
Inglaterra - FA National League Cup - Feminino 11/22 19:00 1 Aston Villa - Feminino v Blackburn - Feminino W 7-0
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 11/19 15:00 7 [9] West Ham - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [11] W 2-3
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 11/12 14:00 6 [11] Bristol City - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [12] W 0-2
Inglaterra - FA National League Cup - Feminino 11/08 19:00 1 Sheff Utd - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino W 0-5
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 11/04 12:30 5 [11] Aston Villa - Feminino v Chelsea - Feminino [2] L 0-6
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 10/21 11:30 4 [11] Aston Villa - Feminino v Tottenham - Feminino [4] L 2-4
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 10/15 13:00 3 [9] Arsenal - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [11] L 2-1
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 10/08 17:45 2 [6] Liverpool - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [10] L 2-0
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 10/01 11:30 1 [2] Aston Villa - Feminino v Man Utd - Feminino [10] L 1-2
Amigáveis - Feminino 09/01 16:00 - Villarreal - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino D 3-3
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 05/27 13:30 22 [3] Arsenal - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [5] W 0-2
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 05/21 13:00 21 [5] Aston Villa - Feminino v Liverpool - Feminino [7] D 3-3
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 05/07 13:00 20 [12] Reading - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [5] W 0-5
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 04/28 18:15 19 [5] Aston Villa - Feminino v Man Utd - Feminino [1] L 2-3
Inglaterra - Super League - Feminino 04/23 13:00 18 [9] Tottenham - Feminino v Aston Villa - Feminino [5] D 3-3

Wikipedia - Aston Villa W.F.C.

Aston Villa Women Football Club is the women's football team of Aston Villa, currently playing in the Women's Super League. The club has been in existence since 1973. Originally titled Solihull F.C., the team affiliated to Aston Villa in 1989, becoming Villa Aztecs, and became the official Aston Villa women's side in 1996. The club have a senior team, a reserve team and several other teams of younger age groups under a Regional Talent Club FA license.

History

Aston Villa Women Football Club was formed in 1973 as Solihull FC. When Aston Villa asked for help in forming a ladies team in 1989, Solihull responded. The club agreed to change their name in 1996 to become the officially recognised ladies team of Aston Villa.

As Villa Aztecs, they reached the 1995 League Cup Final but lost 2–0 to Wimbledon, and played in the 1995–96 FA Women's Premier League but were relegated.

The senior team, renamed to Aston Villa Ladies F.C., continued to play mainly in the 2nd-tier Northern Division. The club won promotion twice more and played in the FA Women's Premier League National Division in 1999–2000 and in 2003–04, but ended in the relegation zone in both seasons.

Daphne van Domselaar saving a free kick for Tottenham Hotspur against Aston Villa, 21 October 2023; Aston Villa 2 - 4 Tottenham Hotspur.

The Lady Villans won the Northern Division for the fourth time in 2011 and gained promotion to the WPL National Division, which had become the 2nd tier below the FA WSL.

On 5 May 2013, the club had its greatest achievement by winning its first ever trophy, the Women's Premier League Cup, beating Leeds United Ladies 5–4 on penalties.

In 2014 they were one of ten teams who were elected to WSL2, and in 2018 to the Women's Championship.

On 4 July 2019, the team was renamed Aston Villa Women F.C., CEO Christian Purslow, said that the name "aligns more appropriately with women’s football in this country". On the same day, Chief Commercial Officer, Nicola Ibbetson, was elected to the FA WSL and Women's Championship board - making Aston Villa Women one of only two Championship clubs to have a representative on the board.

In 2019–20, Villa won promotion to the WSL and entered the top flight of women's football for the first time since 2004. For the 2022-23 Women's Super League season the women played four of their eleven home matches at Villa Park, where the men's team play.

O Aston Villa Women Football Club é um clube de futebol feminino inglês com sede em Walsall, West Midlands. O clube foi fundado em 1973, sob o nome de Solihull Ladies F.C., e juntou-se ao Aston Villa F.C. em 2018. O time compete na FA Women's Super League, a principal divisão do futebol feminino na Inglaterra.

O Aston Villa Women tem um grande número de fãs e está entre os clubes mais populares do futebol feminino inglês. O clube joga seus jogos em casa no Banks's Stadium, que tem capacidade para 12.000 pessoas.

O Aston Villa Women conquistou vários títulos ao longo de sua história, incluindo o Campeonato Inglês de Futebol Feminino em 1994-95, a FA Women's Cup em 1995 e 1997 e a FA Women's Premier League Cup em 1994, 1998 e 2003.

O Aston Villa Women é um clube de futebol feminino de grande sucesso e tem uma história rica. O clube é uma fonte de orgulho para a cidade de Walsall e para o condado de West Midlands.