(Reuters) - The Women's Super League (WSL) still needs funds generated by men's football to survive but it should become self-sustainable in the next 10 years, Kelly Simmons, FA director of the women's professional game, said.
The WSL began as an eight-team semi-professional league in 2011 and is now an all-professional 12-team division, with banking group Barclays coming in as title sponsors in a multi-million pound partnership running until 2022.
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