LFFP: D1 Arkema to become the Arkema Première Ligue from 2024-25

• "As part of the 2023-24 Trophées D1 Arkema ceremony, the new identity of the women's leagues was presented: the Arkema Première Ligue and Seconde Ligue will see the light of day from next season," said the FFF Fédération Française de Football (French Football Federation) on 29/04/2024.
• "These new brands will be embodied by two logos built around the P and the S, for Première and Seconde Ligues."

England/Women's football: a record attendance of one million spectators in the top 2 divisions

• The 24 clubs in the Barclays Women's Super League English women's football first division, 12 clubs in 2024-25. and the Barclays Women's Championship (2^nd Division) broke the one million spectator mark for the first time at their stadiums following matches on Sunday 28/04 as part of the 2023-24 season, announced The Football Association Activity: English Football Association Official Partners of The FA: • Nike (equipment manufacturer): estimated at £33m per season until 2030• EE (telecommunications)• Barclays (bank), title… , which organises the two competitions, on 29/04/2024.
• "Over half of our 24 clubs having achieved their own record league attendance this term," added The FA, with two fixtures and a late match still to be played in the top flight at the time, a total of 13 fixtures.
• The Barclays Women's Super League had already broken its single-season total attendance record with 717,721 spectators present in English stadiums after 96 matches in the 2023-24 season, on 18/03/2024. The previous record dates back to the 2022-23 season, when 689,297 spectators attended all 132 matches played (with 36 extra games).
• The Barclays WSL match attendance record was broken three times in 2023-24, each time at the Emirates Stadium (London). The last of these was on Saturday 17/02/2024, when Arsenal's 3-1 win over Manchester United FC was the first ever sold out women's match at their 60,160-capacity stadium.

Liga F: total attendance of 370,000 fans (+13%) in 2023-24

• The main figures communicated by Liga F regarding attendance for the 2023-24 season are as follows:
  • A total of more than 370,000 spectators in the stands, an increase of 13%;
  • A record attendance for the 2023-24 season of 38,707 fans at Barcelona's Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys for the FC Barcelona - Real Madrid CF match (5-0) on 19/11/2023;
  • 15 matches (out of 240 this season) were played at the clubs' main stadiums, rather than at smaller stadiums usually reserved for the women's teams.

Frauen-Bundesliga: a record total attendance of 359,404 in 2022-23

• A total of 359,404 spectators turned out at German stadiums for Google Pixel Frauen-Bundesliga German women's football first division (12 clubs), organised by the DFB (German Football Association). Naming rights held by Google over the 2023-2027 cycle. matches in 2022-23, an average of 2,723 per game, according to the Deutscher Fussball Bund (DFB Deutscher Fussball-Bund (German Football Association) ) on 07/03/2024.
• This is 3.4 times more than during the 2021-22 season, which saw an average of 806 spectators per match, for a total of 106,420 fans in the stadiums.

Fédération Française de Football (FFF)

Activity: French national football federation
Founded: 07/05/1919
• Revenue for the 2022-23 financial year: €281.9m (€274.2m in 2021-22)
• Expenses 2022-23: €277.8m (€274.3 in 2021-22)
• Operating profit 2022-23: + €4.1m
• Net profit 2022-23: €3.4m (€0.9m in 2021-22)
Composition of the Executive Committee (2021-2024, elected on 13/03/2021):
President: Philippe Diallo (elected on 10/06/2023)
Vice-president: Jean-Michel Aulas (elected on 16/12/2023)
Secretary general: Laura Georges
Treasurer: Aline Riera
Members: Éric Borghini, Albert Gemmrich, Hélène Schrub, Marc Keller, Philippe Lafrique, Pascal Parent, Claude Delforge and Alexandre Gougnard.
Members of the Executive Committee with voting rights:
• President of the Ligue de Football Professionnel: Vincent Labrune (since 10/09/2020)
• President of the Ligue de Football Amateur: Vincent Nolorgues (since 30/04/2021)

• Managing director: Jean-François Vilotte (appointed on 21/04/2023)

Major Partners:
• Crédit Agricole (bank): since 1974, until June 2023, estimated at between €8m and €10m per season
• EDF (energy): until 2014-2023
• Nike (equipment supplier): since 2011-12, until 2033-34
• Volkswagen (automobile manufacturer): from 01/08/2014, extended until 2026; estimated at €5.5m per year in 2014-2018
• Orange (telecommunications operator): 2018-2026
• Uber Eats (meal delivery service): 2022-2025, €5m per season

Official Partners:
• Intermarché (supermarkets): French national teams, the men's and women's Coupe de France, and amateur football, 2018-2028
• KFC (fast food): 2014-2028
• Coca-Cola (beverages): since 1997, until June 2023, estimated at €2m per seasonover the 2018-2023 period
• Pasquier (food): since 2004, until June 2023
• Mondelēz International (confectionery): Milka (since 2021) / Belin (since 2018) / Tuc (since 2013)
• Betclic: official partner of the French teams and major partner of the Coupe de France, 2021-2026 (between €5-8m/ season)
• Xbox France (Microsoft video game console): 2022-2025
• Panini (collectible cards): 2023-2030

Official distributor:
• Intersport (distribution of sporting goods): 2017-2024

Gaming partners:
• Xbox France (Microsoft video game console): 2022-2025
• Konami (video game publisher): 2022-2026

Partners of the D1 Arkema (women's first division):
• Arkema (chemicals): title sponsor 2019-2025, €1.2m per season
• Point.P (construction materials): official partner 2021-2024
• Canal+ (pay-TV) : official broadcaster 2018-2023

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# 1057, created on 06/02/14 at 18:33 - Updated on 27/08/24 at 09:08