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2011–12 Belgian First Division (women's football)

Field	Value
competition	Women's First Division
season	2011–12
winners	Standard Fémina de Liège
continentalcup1	UEFA Women's Champions League
continentalcup1 qualifiers	Standard Fémina de Liège
matches	182
total goals	708
prevseason	2010–11
nextseason	BeNe League 2012–13

The 2011-12 Belgian First Division season in women's football was the final season of the Belgian Women's First Division. The league involved 14 clubs, with two teams promoted from the Second Division: K. Achterbroek VV and KSK Heist.

Standard Fémina de Liège, the defending champion, won the league's final title.

The national federations of Belgium and the Netherlands folded their top women's divisions into the binational BeNe League; after receiving UEFA approval, the new league played its first season in 2012–13.

Teams

Team	Home city	Home ground
Standard Fémina de Liège	Liège	Stade Standard de Liège
RSC Anderlecht	Anderlecht	Koning Boudewijnstadion
WD Lierse SK	Lier
WB Sinaai Girls	Sinaai
SV Zulte Waregem	Zulte	Gemeentelijk Sportstadion Zulte
Oud-Heverlee Leuven	Heverlee	Gemeentelijk Stadion
DVC Eva's Tienen	Kumtich	Sint-Barbaracomplex
GBA-Kontich FC	Kontich
Club Brugge Dames	Bruges
FC Fémina White Star Woluwe	Woluwe-Saint-Lambert	Stade Fallon
K. Sint-Truidense VV	Sint-Truiden	Stayen
DVC Zuid-West-Vlaanderen	Harelbeke	Forestiersstadion
K. Achterbroek VV	Kalmthout
KSK Heist	Heist-op-den-Berg	Gemeentelijk Sportcentrum

Standings

References

"Season 2011-2012 (Women)". nl.women.soccerway.com.

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