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Birmingham City, Crystal Palace, and Charlton Athletic have departed for the top flight - and the scramble for promotion in BWSL2 is well and truly on.
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Birmingham City, Crystal Palace, and Charlton Athletic have all packed their bags and headed for the top flight, leaving BWSL2 looking rather different this time around.
Their departure has blown the promotion race wide open. With just one automatic spot up for grabs and a play-off for the runners-up, things are about to get spicy.
Bristol City are desperate to reclaim their BWSL seat after dropping down in 2024. They finished fourth last term - only five points adrift of Charlton - while boasting the league's deadliest attack. Smart summer recruitment should make them genuine contenders, WSL Football reports.
Five seasons in the big league counts for something. Leicester City may have endured a bruising relegation campaign, but that experience could prove invaluable. The focus now? Rebuilding belief and sharpening up in front of goal.
Now fully professional, Newcastle have shown flashes of quality in previous BWSL2 campaigns, finishing fifth and sixth. A raft of summer signings suggests the Magpies are aiming considerably higher this season.
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