The Women’s Super League (WSL) is set to permit alcohol sales to supporters in stadium stands starting with the 2026/27 season. The decision follows a trial phase that league officials describe as “popular” and “successful,” and it will be rolled out across all WSL clubs. Under the new approach, supporters will be able to drink alcohol while watching matches from the stands, with clubs offering it during fixtures. The BBC reports that all WSL clubs will be able to provide alcohol to fans in the stands from the start of next season, indicating a league-wide policy rather than a trial limited to specific teams or venues. The league’s announcement frames the change as a response to the trial results, with officials citing positive engagement and outcomes. The policy applies specifically to alcohol in the stands during matches, and it begins from the 2026/27 season rather than the current campaign.