Newcastle United W.F.C.
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Newcastle United W.F.C.
Summary
Newcastle United W.F.C. is a women's association football team[1]. Newcastle United W.F.C. ranks in the top 5% of women_s_association_football_team entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (960 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Newcastle United W.F.C. is in the country of United Kingdom[3].
- Newcastle United W.F.C.'s instance of is recorded as women's association football team[4].
- Newcastle United W.F.C.'s home venue is recorded as Gateshead International Stadium[5].
- Newcastle United W.F.C.'s league or competition is recorded as Women's Super League 2[6].
- Newcastle United W.F.C.'s league or competition is recorded as Women's FA Cup[7].
- Newcastle United W.F.C.'s league or competition is recorded as Women's League Cup[8].
- Newcastle United W.F.C. is owned by St James Holdings[9].
- Newcastle United W.F.C.'s head coach is recorded as Tanya Oxtoby[10].
- 1989 marks the founding of Newcastle United W.F.C.[11].
- Newcastle United W.F.C.'s sport is recorded as association football[12].
- Newcastle United W.F.C.'s official website is recorded as http://www.newcastleunitedwfc.com[13].
- Newcastle United W.F.C.'s competition class is recorded as women's association football[14].
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Founding
1989 marks the founding of Newcastle United W.F.C.[11].
Ownership
Newcastle United W.F.C. is owned by St James Holdings[9].
Why It Matters
Newcastle United W.F.C. ranks in the top 5% of women_s_association_football_team entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (960 views/month).[2] Newcastle United W.F.C. has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[15] Newcastle United W.F.C. is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[16]