BBC Sport visits Kansas City Current and Denver Summit to learn why these US franchises are the first to build venues specifically for women's football.
Exploring the first stadium purpose-built for women's football
"If a women's football team does not have their own stadium in 10 years' time, they will be at a disadvantage."
So says Chris Long, co-owner of Kansas City Current, who have played at the CPKC Stadium for the past two seasons.
It is the world's first purpose-built ground for women's football.
New US franchise Denver Summit are also building their own stadium, with a planned opening for the 2028 season.
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