SWF WFS O50's Women's Premiership - Braehead FC - champions!
/Braehead FC are celebrating after being crowned champions of the 2026 WFS O50’s Women’s Premiership, following the conclusion of the league season today at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility!
It was a fantastic occasion for women’s walking football as the final league fixtures brought another exciting campaign to a close, with the Premiership title and qualification places for the forthcoming WFS Champions League confirmed.
The day also provided a fitting conclusion to Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week, celebrating the growing opportunities for women to participate, compete and enjoy football at every stage of life.
Before play commenced, players, officials and those in attendance came together to observe a minute’s silence in recognition of Remembrance Sunday, taking a moment to remember and honour those who have served and sacrificed.
Congratulations to Braehead FC, who secured the O50’s Women’s Premiership title following an excellent season of competitive walking football.
The Braehead players celebrated their achievement as Walking Football Scotland Ambassador and Scottish football legend Rose Reilly MBE, alongside WFS CEO Matt Ramsay, presented the champions with their league trophy and medals.
It was a fitting occasion to recognise the commitment, teamwork and performances of the Braehead squad throughout the campaign.
A huge congratulations to everyone involved with Braehead FC on their Premiership success!
Congratulations also go to the clubs who secured the remaining Champions League qualification places, completing the Premiership’s top four:
🥇 Champions – Braehead FC
🥈 Runners-up – Rangers FFIT
🥉 Third Place – Giffnock SC
🏅 Fourth Place – Linlithgow Rose CFC
All four clubs have secured their places in the WFS Champions League, where they will compete against Scotland’s leading women’s walking football teams.
What better way to conclude Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week than by celebrating the achievements of women involved in walking football!
The competition continues to demonstrate that football is a game for everyone, regardless of age, providing opportunities for women to remain active, enjoy competition, build friendships and experience the many physical, mental and social benefits of the sport.
Walking Football Scotland is proud to work alongside Scottish Women’s Football to continue developing opportunities for women across the country.
A huge thank you to every participating club, player, coach and volunteer for their commitment throughout the season, alongside our referees and everyone involved in delivering another successful league campaign and special thanks to regional league coordinator David Callaghan.
We look forward to seeing our qualifying clubs competing in the Champions League and to the continued growth of women’s walking football in 2027.
Photo - Phil Dawson
