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About Manchester Women's Flexi-League
About the Manchester Women’s Flexi-League
The Manchester Women’s Flexi-League is a grassroots competition for women in Greater Manchester. It is listed by Manchester FA as a member league and offers a flexible route into organised adult football.
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A flexible 9v9 format
The league was created for women who want to play competitive matches without the regular weekly commitment of a conventional Sunday league. Its established format is 9v9, with teams playing approximately once a fortnight on a mutually suitable day. This accommodates players balancing football with work, family and other commitments.
Women’s football across the area
The competition includes teams from across Greater Manchester and neighbouring communities. It is distinct from a youth league or a traditional weekly open-age programme, providing a different way for adult women’s teams to take part in local football.
Current competition information
Visit FA Full-Time for current fixtures, results and tables.
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Reviewed August 2026.
Last updated: Friday, 21 August 2026
Teams that play in Manchester Women's Flexi-League
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Glossop North End Community Club Womens
January 1, 2001
England
Fittonhill Lionesses FC
May 1, 2001
England
Sublime Athletic FC Lionesses Ladies
February 1, 2001
England
Reddish North End Misfits
Men's Rec Division
England
Manchester Laces FC Red
July 1, 2001
England
Ramsbottom United Juniors Ladies
August 1, 2001
England
Manchester Laces FC Black
January 1, 2001
England
Manchester Women's Flexi-League match reports
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