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JAPAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES COUNTRY’S FIRST PRO-WOMEN SOCCER LEAGUE

Published On 15 Oct 2020 12:33 PM

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  • Japan football association announces the country’s first pro-women soccer league.
  • The name of the league is ‘WE League’.
  • Around 17 clubs applied for the league membership.
  • 11 clubs are headlined by Nippon TV Beleza.

The Japan Football Association has announced the country’s first professional women's soccer leag....

Tags : JAPAN FOOTBALL, JAPAN SOCCER, JAPAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, WE LEAGUE, WE LEAGUE CHAIRWOMAN, KIKIKO OKAJIMA,
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