The 2019/20 Swiss Football Championship was the 50th season in women's football. Eight teams took part. It began on August 24, 2019 and was interrupted after the 16th round due to the Covid 19 pandemic and finally canceled and not counted with the decision of April 30, 2020. The defending champion was FC Zurich Women .
Eight teams take part in the National League A. Everyone should compete against everyone in two home and two away games, so 28 rounds were planned. 16 of them were played. There was no Swiss champion and no relegation team this season. In addition to the first place, the runner-up is also qualified for the UEFA Women's Champions League according to the UEFA five-year ranking.
Ten teams took part in the 2019/20 season of the National League B (NLB). The teams should play against each other three times and this will result in 27 games each. At the end of the season, the first place should have been promoted to the NLA and the last two should have been relegated to the first division . Instead, there were neither promoters nor relegators.
1The name FC Luzern Frauen is the popular sports department that emerged from the original FC Luzern Frauen . The top women's sports department at FC Luzern, which emerged from SC Kriens , competes in the NLA under the name FC Luzern .
Fabienne Humm ( FC Zurich Women ) (17 goals)
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