Leicester City were left reeling in despair after a second half horror-show saw them ship six goals to Arsenal. A quickfire double in the first half from Tierney and Cayman looked to have given the Foxes a secure half time lead over a sluggish-looking Arsenal side. But the second half saw the Gunners turn up […]
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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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No matter what happens this season in the WSL, it goes without saying that Emma Hayes has left a legacy at Chelsea that will be talked about for a very long time. Since joining the Blues in 2012, she has led the team to win six FA WSL titles, five Women’s FA cups, two FA
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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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Arsenal made it a winning return to Meadow Park with a 2-1 victory over League leaders Man City. Steph Catley’s early sizzler was cancelled out by Chloe Kelly’s close-range finish, before Khiara Keating’s misjudgement of a Katie McCabe long ball was punished by Stina Blackstenius. It was the clash of two teams who have experience
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It is four weeks in to the Barclay’s Women’s Super League (WSL) and what a season it’s been so far. A slightly later start for the WSL this year due to the Women’s World Cup taking place in the Summer, but the 23/24 season is yet to disappoint. Well, that depends on who you support
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In the heart of the idyllic Kent countryside lies the village of Bearsted. Despite residing in the shadow of the bustling urban sprawl of Maidstone and having the ever-busy M20 flying overhead, Bearsted has managed to retain a level of calm tranquillity, with rustle of trees and the chirping of wildlife drowning out the heavy
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Miri Taylor scores a Barclays WSL opener goal for Liverpool against Arsenal. Photo credit: Liverpool Women via Twitter. Arsenal were left stunned by Miri Taylor’s second-half strike as Liverpool claimed an impressive away scalp in the opening weekend of the WSL. Despite a record attendance and new signings Alessia Russo and Cloe Lacasse making their
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After just over 40 days since Olga Carmona slayed England in the World Cup Final, The WSL makes its long-awaited return. All seasons feel massive, but 2023-24 has a particular edge to it, with an ACL injury crisis starting to resolve itself, contracts set to expire, and a title drought that is threatening to stretch
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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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