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UWCL

Teams and entering round

First round (mini tournaments)		Second round (matches)		Group Stage
Champions Path	League Path	Champions Path	League Path
44 champions	France 3 Germany 3 Spain 3 England 3 Sweden 3 Czech Republic 3 Denmark 2 Netherlands 2 Italy 2 Kazakhstan 2 Norway 2 Iceland 2 Switzerland 2 Scotland 2 Russia 2 Belarus 2	England 1 Sweden 1 Czech Republic 1 11 winners from 1st round	France 2 Germany 2 Spain 2 England 2 Sweden 2 Czech Republic 2 4 winners from 1st round	Title holder France 1 Germany 1 Spain 1 7 per Champions Path 5 per League Path

candidates 2021

first half of year

• top 2 of FIDE Women's Grand Prix 2019–20
• 2 finalists of FIDE Women's World Cup 2020
• ? rating list
• ? Women's World Chess Championship 2020 loser

Scenarios

These are really all the szenarios. -Koppapa (talk) 08:00, 8 May 2016 (UTC)

Teams groups  Adv RU  Not in Q   RU to R32 (+TH and w/o)
45	5	2	25	12
46	45	1	26	12
47	5	0	27	12
48	6	2	24	11 (12)
49	6	1	25	12
50	6	0	26	12
51	7	2	23	10 (11)
52	7	1	24	11 (12)
53	7	0	25	12
54	8	2	22	9 (10)
55	8	1	23	10 (11)
56	8	0	24	11 (12)  
57	9	2	21	8 (9)    
58	9	1	22	9 (10)   
59	9	0	23	10 (11)  |                 ..2016–17
60	10	2	20	7 (8)    |                 ..2018-19
61	10	1	21	8 (9)    |                 ..2017–18
62	10	0	22	9 (10)   | most realistic  ..2019–20
63	11	2	19	6 (7)    |
64	11	1	20	7 (8)    
65	11	0	21	8 (9)
66	12	2	18	5 (6)
67	12	1	19	6 (7)
68	12	0	20	7 (8)

List of Dutch women's football champions

The champion of the Netherlands is the winner of the highest women's football league. There have been various top level leagues over the years. The first champion was vv Reutum as the winner of the Hoofdklasse in 1973–74. The Hoofdklasse was an amateur league that stood on top of the league system until 2006–07. The professional Eredivisie then was created above the Hoofdklasse for the 2007–08 season. The league was not connected to the Hoofdklasse per promotion and relegation and consisted mostly of men's teams, no teams from the previous Hoofdklasse season took part. The Eredivisie ran for five seasons. It was discontinued, when in oder to increase competetiveness in the league, the Dutch and Belgian FA created the BeNe League for the 2012–13 season. The league only was played for three seasons, where the highest placed Dutch team was considerd (given the title?) champion of the Netherlands. In 2015–16 the Netherlands will play play a national top league league again.

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