The 2025 Women's National League of the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) is the 7th season of the Women's National League since the introduction in 2017. The season will begin on 14 June 2025.
Summary
On 17 April 2025, Football Association of Singapore (FAS) extended an invitation to non-member clubs and teams to participate in the Women’s National League (WNL) 2025.
Seven teams will participate in the 2025 season. Like 2023, there shall be no promotion and relegation of Women's Premier League or Women's National League (WNL) clubs for the 2025 season.
Mattar Sailors defended their title and took home S$8,000 in prize money after beating Royal Arion 2-0 in their final game of the season. Jungfrau Punggol and Eastern Thunder finished in second and third place respectively after drawing 1-1 in their final game on 21 September 2025.
Jungfrau Punggol’s Serena Bok claimed the top scorer award with 15 goals, just ahead of Nur Batrisyia of Kaki Bukit on 13. Mattar Sailors were the league’s most prolific side, scoring 51 goals, while also boasting the tightest defence with only eight goals conceded. Eastern Thunder, meanwhile, finished with the most clean sheets, registering six shutouts.
Competition Format
Unlike 2024 season, the 2025 Women's National League will be played on a ‘home’ and ‘away’ round robin League format. The team which accumulates the greatest number of points at the end of the Competition shall be declared Champion.
Teams
A total of seven teams will be competing in the league. Ayer Rajah Gryphons, Singapore Khalsa Association FC and Winchester Isla FC will not be participating in the 2025 season.
GDT Circuit FC, Unity FC and newly formed Jungfrau Punggol FC will be replacing the three exiting teams. This marked the return of GDT Circuit to WNL football since 2019.
GDT Circuit won the BCF Charity Cup 2025 on 22 February 2025. BCF Charity Cup 2025 is a special event celebrating both Asian Football Confederation Women’s Football Day as well as International Women’s Day organised by Breast Cancer Foundation (BCF) and FAS.
Unity FC participated in SPORTCARES HEART Football League in 2024. The club won their first-ever trophy by emerging as Champions in the competition.
TeamHead coach Team List Eastern Thunder FC GDT Circuit FC Jungfrau Punggol FC Kunkhen/Thubten Lim 2025 Kaki Bukit SC Salleh 2025Mattar SailorsIzz Haziq 2025 Royal Arion WFC Chen Huixing 2025 Unity FC Jarar
Foreign players
League table
Fixtures and results
Statistics Top scorers
As of 21 Sep 2025
RankPlayerClubGoals1 Serena BokJungfrau Punggol152 Nur Batrisyia BaharudinKaki Bukit133 Maxine MaribbayMattar Sailors124 Remi OgawaMattar Sailors11 Tina Afrida NasmiEastern Thunder115 Mareike Messler Unity FC106 Maite JonesMattar Sailors87 Luana CarneiroRoyal Arion5 Brittanie BartlettEastern Thunder58 Nayli Elvira Sha'arilMattar Sailors49 JanelleJungfrau Punggol3 FathinJungfrau Punggol3 IvyEastern Thunder3 SyuhadahEastern Thunder3
Source: Women's National League
Awards
The FAS hosted the Amateur Leagues Awards Night Season 2025 on Friday, 17 January 2026, at the Raffles Town Club. The event honoured the outstanding individuals from the Singapore Football League (SFL 1 and 2), Women’s Premier League (WPL), and Women’s National League (WNL).
AwardNomineeClubRecipient Player of the Year Serena BokJungfrau Punggol Serena Bok Batrisyia BaharudinKaki Bukit Maxine MaribbayMattar Sailors Young Player of the Year Remi OgawaMattar Sailors Remi Ogawa Atiqah HazirahGDT Circuit Chloe SuUnity FC Coach of the Year Izz HaziqMattar Sailors Izz Haziq Thubten LimJungfrau Punggol Amos BoonEastern ThunderGolden Boot Serena Bok (Jungfrau Punggol)Golden Glove Nur Izyan Ahmad (Eastern Thunder)Fair Play AwardEastern Thunder, GDT Circuit
External links Football Association of Singapore website Women's National League website Women's Football in Singapore
See also 2025 Women's Premier League (Singapore) Football in Singapore Football Association of Singapore
References