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New season of Saudi Women’s Premier Leagues promises top-class action

New season of Saudi Women’s Premier Leagues promises top-class action

  • Third season of Saudi women’s football will have 90 matches over 18 weeks
  • Campaign titled #SeeUsPlay aims to inspire next generation of Saudi players
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