Rebecca Sawiuk’s side will line up in the Northern Premier Division of the Women’s National League again after finishing in second place last term, nine points behind title winners Newcastle United.The Clarets will kick off what they hope will be a promotion-winning campaign at home to Hull City on Sunday, August 18 (2pm).
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Burnley Women face newly-promoted Hull City first as 2024/25 fixture list is revealed
Published 15th Jul 2024, 13:35 BST
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Burnley Women’s team have discovered their fixture list for the 2024/25 campaign.
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Rebecca Sawiuk’s side will line up in the Northern Premier Division of the Women’s National League again after finishing in second place last term, nine points behind title winners Newcastle United.
The Clarets will kick off what they hope will be a promotion-winning campaign at home to Hull City on Sunday, August 18 (2pm)
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The Tigers are a newly-promoted outfit having lifted the Division One North title last time out.
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Burnley’s first away trip of the season comes at Stourbridge on Sunday, August 25, while a busy September follows with four fixtures including a midweek trip to Liverpool Feds.
At the end of October and the start of November, Sawiuk’s side play the division’s three new additions – Rugby Borough, Sporting Khalsa and the reverse fixture against Hull – back-to-back.
Moving late on into the season, last season’s third-placed side Nottingham Forest visit Lancashire on Sunday, March 9 and the penultimate game of the campaign will see the Clarets face Rugby away from home.
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