There are hopes Scottish women's football will resume well before the end of this year.
It's after the new season was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.
This season's league games started before lockdown happened and that caused action to come to a halt.
Earlier this week, an anonymous donor handed over £100,000, which will benefit Scottish women's football's Championship clubs.
Chair of Scottish Women's Football Vivienne MacLaren is pleased and believes people want to see the game grow.
But while an exact date for action starting again is yet to be confirmed, she has also revealed a lot of work is being done in preparation for the anticipated restart of women's football.
You can hear her speak here:
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