On Tuesday Morning, Sarina Wiegman named her 23 player squad named ahead of the Lionesses’ matches against Sweden and the Republic of Ireland, as they aim to qualify for the 2025 Euros. On one hand, the team selection was somewhat predictable and certainly shows Wiegman’s trust in the players she has picked before. However, this […]
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Trigger warning – discussion of eating disorders and mental health. This week (February 26th – March 3rd) is National Eating Disorder Awareness Week. Every year, charities, professionals and those affected by eating disorder come together to highlight and educate others about the realities and misconceptions around the illness. We may look at athletes
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Last week left women’s football fans outraged as they learnt that Switzerland’s federal government have made the dreadful decision to slaughter funds for the Euros 2025 – causing a 73% decrease in the competition funds. The prestigious tournament which was originally allocated 15 million Swiss Francs (£13.5m), has now been diminished to a minute 4
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Lisa Evans joins Bristol City. Photo Credit: Bristol City Women via Instagram. Thursday evening brought an unexpected announcement for WSL fans as West Ham midfielder Lisa Evans departs the club by mutual consent to join Bristol City. The 31 year old midfielder had a two-and-a-half year spell as a Hammer, including an initial loan spell
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Last January, Liverpool suffered a humiliating 6-0 away defeat against Manchester United. Fast forward nearly a year later, and they’ve completed a historic comeback to beat their rivals for the first time in the Women’s Super League. Matt Beard made a few changes from the Red’s midweek derby victory in the Continental Cup, which was
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Missy Bo Kearns – From Mossley Hill to Anfield. Photo Credit: Missy Bo Kearns via Instagram. Fondly known as the scouser in the team, Liverpool’s number seven Missy Bo Kearns is Merseyside born and bred. The lifelong red has been at Liverpool Football Club for most of her football journey and is adored by fans,
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The Women’s Super League has well and truly kicked off, and it’s safe to say it has not disappointed. As well as team performances, there’s been so many players that have shone in the first month of club football. Here’s some of the stand-out ballers in the WSL so far that you won’t want to
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Barclays WSL returns for the 23/24 season. Photo Credit: Barclays WSL via Instagram It’s the weekend we’ve all been waiting for… this Sunday marks the opening games of the Women’s Super League. With twelve English clubs all battling it out for silverware, this season is more exciting then ever. Want to get the low-down on
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Glasgow City crowned SWPL Champions for the 22/23 season. Photo Credit: SWPL via Instagram. The Scottish Women’s Premier League has well and truly kicked off- six games in, and it’s more exciting than ever. With the highest level of women’s football in Scotland, the title really is up for grabs. Current champions are Glasgow City,
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Last weekend, the Barclay’s Women’s Championship held its opening games of the season. The second division of English women’s football is home to 12 teams all fighting for the top spot, securing promotion into the Women’s Super League. Last season, Bristol City secured promotion and will now play in the WSL. However, for the first
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