gone much better, winning the FA Northern Women's Combination League by a margin of 8 points and gaining promotion to the FA Women's National League. In their five seasons since promotion to the FA Women's National League Huddersfield Town Ladies finished 5th, 8th, 9th, 6th, and 4th respectively. Ashley Vickers became manager with Lee Harrison, Michael Emery, Stuart Amos and Jordan Wimpenny acting as his assistants. Huddersfield Town Women Era 2019–20 Season In the Summer of 2019 the club changed their name to Huddersfield Town Women FC. In January 2020, Huddersfield Town Women announced that they would play their upcoming Women's FA Cup match against Ipswich Town F.C. Women at the John Smith's Stadium. This match attracted 1,115 supporters, which broke Huddersfield Town Women's current attendance record. Huddersfield lost the game 4–1. The 2019/20 season would later be declared 'null and void' by The FA due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On 19 March, Huddersfield Town Women confirmed the departure of manager Ashley Vickers. Lee Harrison and Michael Emery also left their positions at the club. Jordan Wimpenny was confirmed as the new first team manager on 23 March. 2020–21 Season The 2020–21 season saw Huddersfield Town rise to the top of the table before the season was suspended again in November 2020 due to the UK's second lockdown. Following a restart in December 2020, Huddersfield played only three more matches before the season was halted again in January 2021 after beating Liverpool Feds in the only Women's FA Cup match to be played. On 13 February, the club announced on its website that they wouldn't be applying for promotion into the FA Women's Championship. On 15 March The FA announced that the 2020/21 Women's National League season would be scrapped following discussions with clubs however the Women's FA Cup would continue. Once the season restarted, Huddersfield equalled their record as they progressed to the fifth round of the Women's FA Cup where they lost 6–0 to FA Women's Super League side Brighton & Hove Albion Women. 2021–22 Season On 7 August, Jordan Wimpenny announced his departure from the club due to "personal reasons". His assistant, Marcus Wilkinson also left the club on 11 August. During this week, Steve Appleton was promoted to the manager role before being joined by development team coach, Mo Mouelihi a month later. Daniel Alogba joined the club in October. Alison Bamforth was announced as the