The FSA have launched their third major survey which will document the attitudes and experiences of fans of women’s football across a wide range of issues throughout the women’s game.
The survey, which builds on the FSA's work from 2022 and 2024, will capture a comprehensive picture on everything from your matchday experiences to thoughts on TV broadcasting; your views on how your club engages with its fanbase to on-the-pitch issues, and everything in between.
The results from the survey will help guide FSA thinking around policy decisions, and will be shared in our regular meetings with the game’s major stakeholders, as well as being made available to member groups at a local level.
The survey is open to anyone who supports a team in the women’s game, from the Super League to the National League and beyond in England and Wales, as well as those who are followers of the women’s game in general.
We’re after the views across the whole range of those who watch women’s football – from season ticket holders to occasional fans, whether you attend matches or just root for the women’s equivalent of your men’s team from the comfort of your sofa. Our aim is to make this the most comprehensive set of data possible.
The survey should take no more than around 10-15 minutes to complete – and you can do so here.
The FSA’s head of women’s football Deborah Dilworth said: “We are excited to launch the third edition of the women’s game supporters survey, which will really help us understand what is in the minds of fans across the country at all levels.
“We are keen for as many supporters as possible to complete it, to get the most comprehensive picture of supporters’ views on a whole host of different of topics from the whole pyramid.”