An Unofficial Fan Site for All Things Scottish Women's Football
Welcome to Scottish Girls on Field, the unofficial fan hub for everything and anything to do with Scottish women's football. This isn't polished press release nonsense - this is pure passion, written by fans who care deeply about the game and the women who play it. Whether you're following every SWPL fixture or just dipping your toes into the women's football scene, this is your spot to catch up, chat, and stay in the loop. We're here to cheer, to rant (just a little), and to spread the word about the fastest-growing part of the Scottish game. From matchday recaps and player stories to transfer buzz and national team drama - we've got your back. No fluff, no filter, just the football we love.
From Barely Seen to Centre Stage
Scottish women's football hasn't had it easy. Not that long ago, matches were played in near silence, with barely a crowd and rarely even a mention in the news. But times are changing - and fast. Now, the women's game is stepping into the spotlight, with growing attendances, better funding, and a real sense that things are finally moving forward. Young girls have role models in the national team, clubs are creating serious women's setups, and fans are showing up in bigger numbers than ever. There's still work to do, of course - coverage is patchy, and resources aren't evenly spread - but the belief is there, and the energy is real. You can feel it at every match, in every celebration, and across the growing buzz online. This isn't just growth - it's a movement, and it's long overdue.
The Club Battles We Live For
Every league needs rivalries to thrive, and the Scottish Women's Premier League is stacked with them. Glasgow City were the dominant force for years, and rightly so - their title streak was unbelievable, and they set the standard for what women's club football in Scotland could be. But now? Things are spicy. Celtic and Rangers have come charging in with investment, ambition, and big-name signings. That old City dominance is being challenged at every turn, and the league is far better for it. Add in Hibs, Hearts, and Partick Thistle - clubs with deep roots and growing women's sides - and you've got proper weekly battles across the country. No game feels like a "gimme" anymore. You never know who's going to nick a win, pull off an upset, or bang in a world from 25 yards. That unpredictability keeps us watching - and shouting from the stands.
The Heroes in Boots
Let's talk about the real stars: the players. These women train in the rain, graft through double sessions, and give everything on matchday - sometimes while juggling day jobs or uni. We've national icons like Rachel Corsie and Caroline Weir showcasing the world what Scottish football talent looks like, alongside newer names like Emma Watson and Bayley Hutchison, who bring youthful energy and raw skill. Every team has its heroes, from goalkeepers making last-ditch saves to midfielders who run the game. And it's not just about what they do with the ball - it's the leadership, the heart, the resilience after a loss, and the moments of pure joy after a goal. These are players who make the game worth following. They're tough, they're talented, and they're giving us fans so many reasons to believe.
Wearing the Dark Blue with Pride
There's something powerful about seeing the Scotland Women's National Team take to the pitch. When they line up for the anthem, it's more than just a pre-match tradition - it's a symbol of how far the game has come. The run to Euro 2017 was epic. The World Cup qualification in 2019? A proper history-making moment. Those tournaments didn't just put Scotland on the map - they inspired an entire generation. Now, with every match the team plays, that legacy is carried forward. Win or lose, the squad plays with grit and pride, and we're always behind them. The mix of experienced pros and hungry youngsters makes every game unpredictable and full of energy. And when they get it right? It's pure magic. We'll keep turning up and tuning in, rain or shine.
Matchdays That Keep Us Hooked
It's the weekend. You've got your scarf, your matchday routine, and that pre-kickoff buzz - because you never know what's going to happen. That's the beauty of the SWPL right now. Matches are intense, goals are flying in, and storylines are unfolding every week. Whether it's a last-minute winner, a shock upset, or a derby with everything on the line, there's always something to talk about. At Scottish Girls on Field, we'll keep you in the loop with proper fan-style match reports - the kind that focus on what really mattered: who stepped up, who bossed it, and who left everything on the pitch. Because we know every point counts and every result tells a story.
Transfers, Gossip and the Next Big Thing
Alright, so the women's game doesn't have million-pound transfer sagas - but it's still got movement, and it definitely has drama. The Scottish scene is filled with up-and-coming players, experienced professionals switching clubs, and international signings bringing fresh talent to the league. Watching new players come in - and seeing how they fit - is half the fun of following the league. Then there's the youth movement. Every season, another 16 or 17-year-old breaks into a first team and turns heads. It's brilliant to see clubs investing in the next generation and even better to watch those young players thrive under the pressure. Keep your eyes on the squad lists - the next big name might already be warming up.
Fans Are the Beating Heart
No club, no league, and no movement survive without the fans. And in women's football, the fans are something special. We turn up, we travel, we chant, and we back our players every step of the way. It's more than support - it's community. You'll see whole families at games, mates who've followed the team for years, and new fans getting swept up in the energy. It's welcoming, it's passionate, and it's growing - fast. Here at Scottish Girls on Field, we're proud to be part of that support. This site exists because fans deserve a voice - a place to share stories, post photos, argue over line-ups, and celebrate every goal like it was a cup final.
The Future's Bright, and We're All In
Development in Scottish women's football has made significant strides, but the journey is not yet complete. Much remains to be done, from securing better funding to improving media coverage, establishing good structures for girls at the grassroots level, and implementing professional contracts. However, the trajectory is certainly the right one, with more clubs beginning to take their women's sides seriously, more kids having ambitions to become players, and more fans turning out to cheer them on. If we continue to build on what already exists—especially the good—and demand better with each passing day, then the sky is truly the limit. We'll be there throughout; it'll be reported on, supported, and voiced by us all the way!