Peterborough United have been promoted to the Northern Premier Division of the FA Women's League. The promotion follows an undefeated campaign in the Midlands Division One last season, when the team won the title without losing a single match.
Promotion to Tier 3
The club's promotion was confirmed after finishing top of the Midlands Division One, a league that sits below the Northern Premier Division in the FA Women's pyramid. This achievement places Peterborough United in tier 3 for the first time in its history, a milestone that reflects the club’s growth and ambition.
Undefeated Season
Peterborough United’s campaign in the Midlands Division One was remarkable: they secured the championship without a single defeat. The team’s defensive solidity and attacking consistency were key factors in maintaining an unbroken run of victories throughout the season.
New Division Rivals
In the Northern Premier Division, Peterborough United will compete against ten other clubs: Norwich City, Derby County, Hull City, Stoke City, West Bromwich Albion, Rugby Borough, Liverpool Feds, Huddersfield Town, Loughborough, and Middlesbrough. Boldmere St Michaels also join the division after winning a play-off match from the same division, adding a familiar competitor to the mix.
Looking Ahead
The club’s leadership has expressed confidence in the squad’s ability to meet the challenges of tier 3 football. “It’s a significant achievement for the team and a sign of their hard work and dedication,” a club spokesperson said. Peterborough United will now prepare for a season of tougher opposition, aiming to build on their unbeaten record and establish themselves as a competitive force in the Northern Premier Division.
