Khel Now logo
HomeSportsICC Women's World CupLive Cricket Score
Advertisement

Women's Hockey Pro League

Women's FIH Pro League 2024-25: Updated final points table and top 10 goalscorers

Kartik Warrier has been with Khel Now since June 2024, covering Olympic sports and kabaddi.
Published at :June 30, 2025 at 1:33 AM
Modified at :August 29, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Women's FIH Pro League 2024-25: Updated points table and top 10 goalscorers

The Women’s FIH Pro League will run from November 30 to June 29.

The Women’s FIH Pro League is already in its sixth edition, and it’s gotten even better along the way. Since playing opportunities have long been scarce for female players, the league has ensured that players have the chance to compete against the best players in the world for at least seven months of the year.

The current season of the FIH Pro League began on November 30, with China taking on Belgium in the opener and will conclude on June 29, when Belgium face the Netherlands in Antwerp. Nine teams are participating in the tournament—Netherlands, China, England, Belgium, Germany, Argentina, Spain, India and Australia.

Also Read: Women’s FIH Pro League 2024-25: Schedule, fixtures, results, live streaming details

A total of 10 venues across four continents will host a total of 72 matches, with the tournament following the round-robin format. The competition follows the home and away principle but is divided into date blocks. For ease of logistics, multiple teams assemble at one location, with each side playing two matches against the other. The team finishing at the top of the table after the conclusion of all games will be awarded the trophy.

Meanwhile, the team ending at the bottom of the pile will face relegation and will be replaced by the Women’s FIH Nations Cup winner in the next edition of the FIH Pro League.

Also Read: Women’s FIH Pro League 2024-25: Live streaming, TV channel, where and how to watch?

The champion will also earn direct qualification to the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026. The Netherlands and Belgium have already qualified for the quadrennial tournament as hosts of the competition. Germany ensured a spot for themselves by ending at the second spot in the previous edition of the Women’s FIH Pro League (they were awarded the quota since the Dutch finished at the top).

India will start their campaign from February 15, against Spain at the Kalinga Hockey Stadium. They will be playing a total of eight matches in the city of Bhubaneswar, before embarking on their Europe tour in June.

Also Read: Women’s FIH Pro League 2024-25: India’s updated schedule, fixtures, results, points table, live streaming details

Women’s FIH Pro League 2024-25 points table

Each team will play a total of 16 matches in the competition, facing each opposition twice through the course of the tournament.

Netherlands successfully retained their title, their fifth Championship win in the Women’s FIH Pro League. As it stands, England are on verge of getting relegated.

RankTeamMatchesOutright WinsDrawsBonus PointsOutright LossesGoal DifferencePoints
1Netherlands1613111+4742
2Argentina169433+1634
3Belgium169413+1932
4China168315+628
5Australia166119-1120
6Spain166119-2720
7Germany164319-516
8England1641111-2414
9India1623111-2110
Last updated on June 29, 2025

Also Read: Women’s FIH Pro League 2024-25: Live streaming, TV channel, where and how to watch?

Women’s FIH Pro League 2024-25 top 10 goalscorers

Sr. No.PlayerTeamField Goals scoredPenalty Corners scoredPenalty strokes scoredTotal goals scored
1Yibbi JansenNetherlands217019
2Agustina GorzelanyArgentina09514
3Frederique MatlaNetherlands5229
4Stephanie Vanden BorreBelgium0729
5Fay van der ElstNetherlands8109
6DeepikaIndia1607
7Luna FokkeNetherlands4206
8Tan JinzhuangChina0606
9Freeke MoesNetherlands5005
10Charlotte EnglebertBelgium1225
Last Updated on June 29, 2025

For more updates, follow Khel Now on FacebookTwitter, and Instagram; download the Khel Now Android App or IOS App and join our community on Whatsapp & Telegram

Kartik Warrier
Kartik Warrier

Kartik Warrier, a B.Tech Mechanical Engineering student at IIT Madras, is an ardent sports enthusiast. Through Khel Now, he gets to pursue his passion by closely following Indian athletes in sports like cricket, football, badminton, hockey, and table tennis.

Advertisement