The growing incidence of injuries in women's football has led to questions regarding the pitches on which they play. Brighton CEO Paul Barber is advocating for research into whether the predominantly male-designed pitch surfaces are appropriate for female athletes. The club plans to build a new purpose-built stadium by the 2027-28 season and is exploring the best pitch type. Most women's Super League teams currently use hybrid pitches, designed mainly for men, but concerns exist about their impact on injury rates among female players.
Brighton chief executive officer Paul Barber has raised concerns about high-profile injuries in women's football, suggesting traditional pitch designs for male athletes may not suit women, prompting research into effective alternatives.
Currently, most women's teams play on hybrid pitches, predominantly designed for the men's game, leading to a questioning of their suitability and whether they contribute to increased injury rates among female players.
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