2022–23 Ukrainian Women's League
The 2022–23 season of the Ukrainian Football Championship is the 32nd season of Ukraine's top women's football league. Consisting of two tiers it is scheduled to start on 10 September 2022. Due to the 2022 wide scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, several teams are not able to resume competitions including the reigning champions WFC Zhytlobud-1 Kharkiv. Format
The format of competitions for the season changed again for both tiers, but not significantly. The league finally expanded to 12 teams as it planned earlier and adopted classical format with straight double round-robin tournament home and away for the top tier (Vyshcha Liha) with the last team is set to be relegated to the lower tier for the next season. The top two teams will qualify for the European competitions. Vyshcha Liha teams

Team changes

Name changes
 On 10 September 2022, WFC Zhytlobud-2 Kharkiv has officially transformed into a women team of FC Vorskla Poltava. Vyshcha Liha teams notes
The women football department of the Ukrainian Association of Football decided to preserve place in the Vyshcha Liha for the next season (2023–24) for the main squads of Zhytlobud-1 and Voskhod "due to the difficult situation in their regions related to the Russian aggression against Ukraine". Vyshcha Liha stadiums
Due to ongoing Russian aggression against Ukraine, many teams played their games in Kyiv or its suburbs. Critical role in providing a playing turf for the league's participant played Arsenal Arena and Livyi Bereh in the Kyiv's eastern suburbs Shchaslyve and Hnidyn. Vyshcha Liha managers

Vyshcha Liha league table

Vyshcha Liha results

Statistics

Top scorers

Persha Liha

Zhytlobud-1 U-21 Kharkiv 
The last season participant Persha Stolytsia Kharkiv went abroad and relocated to Zurich. Based out of Zurich, the team first participated in a international exhibition tournament as Zhytlobud-1 U-21 Kharkiv and then played few friendlies with Swiss teams winning one of them 8–0 although on the official website of their opponents it was claimed as 0–7 loss. Eventually for the 2022–23 the Kharkiv's junior team joined the Swiss 4th division of women football as a junior team of SC Wipkingen, SC Wipkingen ZH 2. For the next 2023–24 many players joined FC Kloten which plays in the Swiss second tier, while couple of others joined other second tier clubs. See also
 2022–23 Ukrainian Premier League

References

External links
WFPL.ua
Women's Football.ua womensfootball.com.ua
АНДРІЙ ПАВЕЛКО: «ЦЬОГО РОКУ ВІДНОВИМО ЖІНОЧИЙ ЧЕМПІОНАТ УКРАЇНИ З ФУТБОЛУ». womensfootball.com.ua. 9 July 2022

2022-23
2022–23 in Ukrainian association football leagues
Sports events affected by the Russian invasion of Ukraine