2013–14 FA Women's Premier League

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The 2013–14 FA Women's Premier League season was the 23rd season of the former top flight of English women's association football.

The creation of the FA WSL 2 lead to the abolishment of the Premier League National Division. Clubs were either approved for the FA WSL 1 or 2 or relegated to a Regional Division.

Changes from last season:

• Sunderland were approved for FA WSL 2
• Watford were approved for FA WSL 2
• Manchester City were approved for FA WSL 1
• Aston Villa were approved for FA WSL 2
• Barnet were approved for FA WSL 2
• Leeds United were relegated to the Northern Division
• Coventry City were relegated to the Southern Division
• Charlton Athletic were relegated to the Southern Division
• Cardiff City were relegated to the Southern Division
• Portsmouth were relegated to the Southern Division

Changes from last season:

• Stoke City were promoted from the Midlands Combination League
• Bradford City were promoted from the Northern Combination League
• Leeds United were relegated from the National Division

Changes from last season:

• Reading were approved for WSL 2
• Millwall Lionesses were approved for WSL 2
• Yeovil Town were approved for WSL 2
• Keynsham Town were promoted from the South West Combination League
• Chesham United were promoted from the South East Combination League
• Coventry City were relegated from the National Division
• Charlton Athletic were relegated from the Southern Division
• Cardiff City were relegated from the Southern Division
• Portsmouth were relegated from the Southern Division
• Queens Park Rangers were relegated to the South East Combination League
• Colchester United folded at the end of the season