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AXA
women's
super
league
2024/25

WHERE TO WATCH

ABOUT AXA WOMEN'S SUPER LEAGUE

The top league of women's football in Switzerland

Founded: 1970

  • 1970 (as Nationalliga A)

  • 2020 (as Super League)

League sponsor: AXA

Current champions 2023/24: Servette FCF (2nd title)

Most championships: FC Zürich Frauen (24 titles)

Top scorers 2023/24: 

  • Courtney Strode - BSC Young Boys (14 goals)

2024/25 Regular season dates: 9 August 2024 – 22 March 2025

2024/25 Play-offs: TBD 2025

Teams: 10

Match rounds regular season: 18

Total matches regular season: 90

Format Regular Season:

The 10 teams play against each other twice (home / away). The 8 best-placed teams qualify for the playoffs.

Format Playoffs: 

The playoffs start with two-legged quarter-finals (home / away) as follows:

  • 1st vs 8th

  • 2nd vs 7th

  • 3rd vs 6th

  • 4th vs 5th

The four total winners of the quarter-finals reach the semi-finals, which also are played as two-legged (home / away). The winners of the semi-finals play the AWSL final (one game) for the Swiss champion title.

The four losing teams from the quarter-finals play classification games (two legs) to determine places 5 to 8. To determine who play who - all points and goals from the regular season and the play-off games are taken into account.
The final ranks of the losing semi-finalists will be determined with same ranking system. 

Format Promotion / Relegation:

The 2 bottom-placed teams of the Regular season play a promotion / relegation round together with the 2 best-placed teams from Nationalliga B (the 2nd highest division).
All teams play against each other twice. The 2 best-placed teams in the promotion / relegation round stay in / move up to the AWSL. The bottom two clubs stay in / relegate to the Nationalliga B. 

UEFA Women's Champions League Qualification - One team:

  1. The winner of the play-offs secures a spot in the 2025–26 UWCL qualifying round 1, champions path.

  2. (The runner-up qualifies for the 2025–26 UEFA Second-tier club competition)

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