Derby County F.C. Women

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Derby County Football Club Women

Full name	Derby County Football Club Women
Nickname(s)	Ewe Rams, Ewes
Founded	1989
Ground	Don Amott Arena Mickleover Derby
Capacity	4,000 (400 seated)
Owner	Derby County Football Club Ltd
Manager	Sam Griffiths[1]
League	FA Women's National League North
2023–24	FA Women's National League North, 7th of 12
Website	Club website
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Derby County Women are an English women's football club affiliated with Derby County F.C. The first-team currently play in the FA Women's National League North Division.

In 2008–09 the club won promotion to the league from the Midland Combination Women's Football League, after beating Crewe 4–2 at Pride Park. In addition to the first-team, the club runs a reserve team who compete within the national reserve team pyramid, and nine academy teams that compete in the Derbyshire Girls League and the Central Warwickshire Girls League. The club enjoys a strong working relationship with the Derby County Girls Regional Talent Centre, allowing a dedicated player pathway from youth football into the Derby County Women senior squads.