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1. Introduction; Stacey Pope and Gertrud PfisterSection 1: Women’s Football and Female Players2. It’s Still a Man’s Game? The Experiences of Top-Level European Women Footballers; Sheila Scraton, Kari Fasting, Gertrud Pfister and Ana Bunuel3. Women, Football and European Integration: Aims, Questions, Methodological and Theoretical Approaches; Gertrud Pfister4. The Beginnings of Women’s Football in South-Western Germany: From a Spectacle to a Sport Event; Markwart Herzog5. Women’s Football Leagues in Europe – Organizational and Economic Perspectives; Marie-Luise Klein6. Outsiders on the Inside: Integrating Women’s and Men’s Football Clubs in England; Jo Welford7. ‘Who Could Name an England Women’s Footballer?’: Female Fans of Men’s Football and their Views of Women’s Football in England; Stacey PopeSection 2: Female Football Fans and their Experiences8. A Socio-Historical Account of Female Experiences of Football’s Golden Age in England; Stacey Pope and John Williams9. Is there a Life beyond Football? How Female Fans Integrate Football into their Everyday Lives; Verena Lenneis, Gertrud Pfister and Svenja-Maria Mintert10. ‘One is not Born, but Rather Becomes, a Fan’: The Socialization of Female Football Fans – A Case Study in Denmark; Gertrud Pfister, Svenja-Maria Mintert and Verena Lenneis11. Women’s Football Supporter Culture in Sweden; Aage Radmann and Susanna Hedenborg 12. Challenging or Accommodating the Football System? A Case Study of Female Football Supporter Communities in Spain; Ramón Llopis-Goig and Helena Flores13. Gender, Play and Identity: A Longitudinal Study of Structure and Agency in Female Football Fandom; Cornel Sandvoss and Emily Ball.