Sarina Wiegman | October Squad Announcement. Photo credit: Louise Quirke (Sporting Her / All rights reserved) Sarina Wiegman has announced her 25 player squad for the upcoming October international friendlies. England are set to play Germany on Friday 25th October at Wembley Stadium and South Africa on Tuesday 29th October at Coventry Building Society Arena. […]
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The FA Women’s Championship is back, and this season feels different. There’s a buzz in the air as the 24/25 campaign kicks off, with new teams, fresh faces, and big moves that have everyone talking. Newcastle United, fresh off their promotion, isn’t here just to make up the numbers—they’ve made their intentions clear by signing
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The 23/24 Women’s Super League season was one to remember. From start to finish, we’ve seen some spectacular individual performances, with these players rightly so getting their plaudits. But what about the players whose importance might have gone under the radar this season? Here is this season’s XI of the most underrated players of this
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Football at the 2024 Olympic Games, will get underway even before the Olympic torch is officially ignited and will run throughout the duration. In fact, the first ball is to be kicked on ‘Day minus 2’. Seven venues across France will host the football matches, with the eagerly anticipated gold medal match to be contested
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Last month, we were brought another reminder of how far the women’s game still has to go to achieve equality and respect. Manchester United announced that their women’s team will be temporarily moved out of their training ground this season, to enable the men’s team to use the facilities while their own ground undergoes renovation.
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Ten years ago, Liverpool FC were reigning champions of the Women’s Super League, having won back-to-back titles in 2013 and 2014 under manager Matt Beard. It’s been a rocky journey since then, with player departures and changes in management seeing the Reds relegated to the Championship in 2020. After one season unsuccessful in gaining promotion,
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The sun beats down from high above Montjuïc onto the local populace. A cool breeze blows through to stave off the worst of the heat, but the clear skies and endless blue remain intoxicating to the casual tourist. The skyline is a sea of buildings trapped in its historic past, with the occasional protrusion of
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Manchester United engraved their name of the Women’s FA Cup trophy for the first time as they put four past Tottenham Hotspur at Wembley. After a stale first half, Ella Toone found the opener, United ignited by the lead heading into the second half. A Rachel Williams header and gifted goal for Lucía García saw
Manchester United have had a slow WSL season, but they have been on form and exciting in the FA Cup. Embed from Getty Images The first game was in the fourth round against Newcastle. Newcastle brought an expressive away contingent of supporters and impressed everyone. That being said, Man United women won convincingly 5-0, and
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We’ve been on this trajectory for some time now, but I think the United States has finally cracked women’s club soccer. It’s been a long road. And to truly understand the significance of this new TV deal, and the nature of the league’s success, we have to understand the storied, and often troubled, history of
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