The transfer window may only be in its infancy, but revolving door at London Colney is already in full swing. Noelle Maritz, a rock at the back over the last 3 seasons, has said her goodbyes and made the move to Aston Villa. In her place has arrived Emily Fox, a 25-year-old US International, from […]
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A mid-season galvanising reset, the realities of relegation setting in or an opportunity to rise like a phoenix from the Ashes – realistically it looks like a drastic transfer windrow recruitment plan which could keep West Ham in the WSL. Scrambling five points from the first half of the season, West Ham Women, have been
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The Barclays Women’s Super League delivered a thrilling spectacle throughout 2023, leaving fans excited on what 2024 has in store for the title race. Here we look back at 2023 and highlight the winners, losers, pantomime villains, biggest shocks, funniest moments, and honourable mentions. WINNERS Liverpool – The turnaround from Liverpool since the start of
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We are four days into the 31-day long transfer window, spurs have already been busy with two transfers coming from Australia and Sweden. Spurs have just signed two young talents which have the potential of being world class talents. On the 2nd of January 2024, it was announced that spurs have signed the young Swedish
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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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Record crowds, unprecedented shirt sales and award nominations make it a great week for the women’s game. If you’re on Twitter, or for some reason you like to watch Piers Morgan on Talk TV, then you may have seen some recent comments made by a former Premier League footballer about the role of women in
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Exploring the past, present and future of women’s football, Carrie Dunn discusses all in her latest book, “Woman Up: Pitches, Pay and Periods – the progress and potential of women’s football”. Women’s football is experiencing remarkable growth, exemplified by sell-out crowds, surging participation rates, and a surge in global enthusiasm for the sport. At the
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Carrie Dunn and her latest book ‘Woman Up’. Photo credit: Steve Williams Photography via Carrie Dunn (No copyright intended) Carrie Dunn has examined the progress and potential of women’s football in her new book Woman Up. Sporting Her’s Jeff Cheshire caught up with the esteemed journalist, to discuss where she feels the sport needs to
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In late-2022, Arsenal were left devastated by the loss of both Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema to long term-ACL injuries. Teammates on the pitch, partners off the pitch, they were forced to begin the long road to recovery together. Now, they are sharing that story with everyone, through Step By Step, an Arsenal Documentary taking
Alessia Russo in Arsenal’s game against West Ham. Photo credit: Alessia Russo via X (No copyright intended). Arsenal’s statement signing only has two goals this season for the club – but she brings something different to the table. Arsenal fans have many reasons to feel positive right now. Their comfortable 3-0 victory against strugglers West
Russo isn’t scoring. Does it really matter? Read More »
