as has been said before, maybe on the main Football thread; the quality and technique is very high and in some ways is ‘better’ than lower league (EFL1/2 for example) – I’ve seen some lower league stuff recently and while there are good bits, some of it is dreadful.
The difference of course is in pace and power – the men’s game is so much faster and as a result there’s not enough time on the ball for players with lower skill levels to execute their skills before some 6’3″ centre back is trying to launch you and the ball into row Z. At least, not consistently, hence it becomes like pinball at times. The women’s game is slower and consequently the skill and technique can come through.
IMHO – where it lacks is in decision making at times – maybe composure – even today some bad choices made in the final third and as a result chances weren’t created where really they should have been.
The other area that has been exceptional is the improvement in goalkeeping. IDK if people watched from early, but someone said that some of the WPL teams still only have part time specialist coaches or no coaching for GK at all. For the true specialist position where technique, positioning, etc., is paramount, the change where they’ve been properly coached has been revolutionary.