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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It was a sensational game of football at Prenton Park on Wednesday night as Liverpool pulled off their greatest performance all season to make a serious dent in Chelsea’s last hopes of winning a trophy. It was a match of pure chaos, a chase of cat and mouse – with the Reds coming out the
Soccer Aid for UNICEF makes a return to our screens with the 2024 charity event taking place in Stamford Bridge on the Sunday 9th June 2024. With Sports icons and celebrities joining together for a good cause and battling it out on the football field. From fan favourites’ like Jill Scott and Karen Carney to
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History was waiting to be made for the FA Cup Semi-final between Tottenham Hotspur and Leicester City. Both teams desperate to make it to Wembley, the stadium quickly filled to an attendance of 18,078. Leicester looked promising in the early minutes of the game, taking an early shot at goal that sadly went wide. Jessica
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Ria Percival, New Zealand’s most capped player, announced her retirement from international football earlier this month. The 34 year old has stepped out for her country 166 times, the most by any New Zealander – men or women. She has captained the Football Ferns a number of times, including at last year’s World Cup. Having
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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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Arsenal claimed the first silverware of the season after a tense 120-minute battle saw them triumph 1-0 over London rivals Chelsea. Stina Blackstenius’ late intervention proved to be enough to ensure the Continental Cup would remain in North London for another season, and end Chelsea’s hopes of a farewell quadruple for the departing Emma Hayes.
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It was a heavy day for Bristol City fans recently as a 4-0 loss to Manchester City confirmed the Robin’s regelation from the Women’s Super League. So far this season, Lauren Smith’s side have picked up six points with one win against West Ham in November, and three draws – all points having been claimed
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It’s official! Manchester is once again BLUE. The crowd was out in full force ahead of the Manchester Derby this weekend. 40,086 fans filled the Etihad Stadium to watch what was a dramatic game between two top sides: Manchester City and Manchester United. The Teams Manchester City Keating, Kennedy, Greenwood (C), Coombs, Fowler, Hemp,
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19-year-old Khiara Keating has become one of the most talked about future stars of the WSL and the Lionesses, but how did she get to this point? Where it began Despite growing up in a community right next to City Football Academy, there were limited opportunities for children in Ardwick to play football.
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