2000–01 FA Women's Premier League

The 9th season of the FA Women's Premier League. Croydon F.C.'s women's team, champions in the previous season, was bought by Charlton Athletic F.C. and allowed to bear its name. Liverpool, founder members of the Women's Premier League, were relegated. For the first time the champions, Arsenal, qualified for the inaugural UEFA Women's Cup, the women's European club championship.

National Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Notes
1.	Arsenal	18	17	1	0	88	9	+79	52	Champions, to European Cup
2.	Doncaster Rovers	18	15	0	3	58	13	+45	45
3.	Charlton Athletic¹	18	10	5	3	43	11	+35	35
4.	Everton	18	11	2	5	42	24	+18	35
5.	Tranmere Rovers	18	9	1	8	42	39	+3	28
6.	Barry Town²	18	7	2	9	22	40	-18	23
7.	Sunderland	18	5	1	12	29	50	-21	16
8.	Southampton	18	3	6	9	28	52	-24	15
9.	Millwall	18	3	2	13	17	55	-38	8	Relegated to Southern Division
10.	Liverpool	18	0	0	18	13	89	-76	0	Relegated to Northern Division

¹ - Croydon, 1999/2000 women's champions made a business deal with Charlton Athletic (men's team) and changed name accordingly.

² - Barry Town's men's team play in League of Wales, women are part of English league pyramid.

Northern Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Notes
1.	Leeds United L.F.C.	22	18	2	2	75	18	+57	56	Promoted to National Division
2.	Oldham Curzon L.F.C.	22	17	2	3	61	25	+36	53
3.	Aston Villa L.F.C.	22	12	5	5	52	37	+15	41
4.	Bangor City Girls F.C.	22	10	7	5	43	27	+15	38
5.	Wolverhampton Wanderers W.F.C.	22	12	1	9	47	42	+5	37
6.	Birmingham City L.F.C.	22	9	5	8	50	42	+8	32
7.	Ilkeston W.F.C.	22	8	5	9	39	39	0	29
8.	Garswood Saints L.F.C.	22	8	1	13	41	60	-19	25
9.	Sheffield Wednesday Womens F.C.	22	7	3	12	30	53	-23	24
10.	Coventry City L.F.C.	22	4	5	13	23	48	-25	17
11.	Newcastle Town	22	4	3	15	28	62	-34	15	Relegated
12.	Huddersfield Town Ladies F.C.	22	3	1	18	15	51	-36	10	Relegated

Came Manchester City W.F.C. - winners Northern Combination Women's Football League 2000–01
Came Mansfield Town L.F.C. - winners Midland Combination Women's Football League 2000–01 and replaced North Notts

Southern Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Notes
1.	Brighton & Hove Albion W.F.C.	22	18	2	2	56	15	+57	56	Promoted to National Division
2.	Chelsea L.F.C.	22	17	4	1	66	24	+42	55
3.	Wimbledon L.F.C.	22	15	2	5	55	30	+25	47
4.	Barnet L.F.C.	22	13	3	6	66	33	+33	42
5.	Langford L.F.C.	22	12	3	7	46	29	+17	39
6.	Berkhamsted Town L.F.C.	22	9	1	12	40	51	-11	28
7.	Ipswich Town L.F.C.	22	8	3	11	47	57	-10	27
8.	Barking L.F.C.	22	8	0	14	52	54	-2	24
9.	Newport County L.F.C.	22	7	2	13	33	44	-11	23
10.	Wembley Mill Hill L.F.C.	22	6	2	14	35	64	-29	20
11.	Cardiff City L.F.C.	22	6	0	16	32	60	-28	18	Relegated
12.	Reading F.C. Women	22	2	2	18	25	92	-67	8	Relegated

Came Bristol Rovers W.F.C. - winners South West Combination Women's Football League 2000–01
Came Fulham L.F.C. - winners South East Combination Women's Football League 2000–01

References

FA Women's Premier League

Northern Division

Southern Division

Northern Div. One

Barnsley
Bolton Wanderers
Brighouse Town
Chester Le Street
Chorley
Crewe Alexandra
Hull City
Leeds United
Liverpool Marshalls Feds
Morecambe
Mossley Hill
Newcastle United

Midlands Div. One

Birmingham & West Midlands
Burton Albion
Leicester City Ladies
Long Eaton United
Loughborough Foxes
Radcliffe Olympic
Rotherham United
Sheffield United
Solihull
Sporting Khalsa
Steel City Wanderers
The New Saints

South East Div. One

Actonians
AFC Wimbledon
Cambridge United
Denham United
Enfield Town
Haringey Borough
Ipswich Town
Leyton Orient
Luton Town
Milton Keynes Dons
Norwich City
Stevenage

South West Div. One

Basingstoke
Brislington
Cheltenham Town
Keynsham Town
Larkhall Athletic
Maidenhead United
Plymouth Argyle
Poole Town
Southampton Saints
Southampton Women's
St Nicholas

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