The SWPL2 leaders are looking forward to a clash under the lights this week
Hamilton Accies Women’s boss Robert Watson welcomes their Friday night football clash with St Johnstone and hopes it could lead to more SWPL games being played outside of the weekend.
But Watson sees that as a positive as it will open up the game to more fans who might otherwise be occupied elsewhere over the weekend. “I think, generally, the league could utilise Friday nights more because I think people enjoy coming out to watch football at the end of the week and it also allows them to watch other teams at the weekend as well. Particularly in the women’s game, it means there are less clashes with the men’s game and supporters can go and see both teams.
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