Women's football

Ahead of Saturday's Champions League final between Barcelona and Wolfsburg, GOAL ranks the 21 best players in the women's game in Europe this season

England head coach Sarina Wiegman said she doesn't believe there was ever a chance Beth Mead could make England's World Cup after her ACL rupture.

England's 2023 Women's World Cup squad has been named, with Millie Bright in despite a knee injury but Beth Mead out having not yet fully recovered.

Between playing with the boys' teams at an MLS Next side and training with an NWSL team at 17, the young full-back has had quite the journey already

Governments of Britain, Germany, Spain, France and Italy have urged FIFA to reach an agreement over TV rights for the upcoming Women's World Cup.

Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw has signed a contract extension with WSL powerhouses Manchester City, committing her future to the club through to 2026.

Chelsea were crowned champions again while Reading succumbed to relegation, but there were plenty of other stories in the WSL this year, too...

Megan Rapinoe was the architect of an incredible win for OL Reign by grabbing three assists as they beat Angel City 4-1 on Saturday.

England star Rachel Daly equalled Vivianne Miedema's record for goals in a Women's Super League season with her strike for Aston Villa on Saturday.

Chelsea secured a record-breaking fourth successive Women's Super League title on Saturday, a 3-0 win over Reading also relegating the Royals.

Emma Hayes' side sealed the deal on Saturday, beating Manchester United to it on the final day, and it's their best one for several reasons

Arsenal defender Rafaelle Souza will leave the club this summer amid reports she is set to join Orlando Pride in the United States.

Chelsea's Sam Kerr believes it is becoming increasingly difficult to win the Women's Super League as the Blues target their fourth triumph in a row.

England star Rachel Daly has been named the Barclays Women's Super League Player of the Season after a record-breaking first year with Aston Villa.

There are four of England's Lionesses in GOAL's best XI, with players from Chelsea, Man Utd, Arsenal, Man City and Aston Villa all included

Plenty of Lionesses have made high-profile, and successful, switches this season, while a strong January window saved several clubs from relegation

U.S. women's national team star Rose Lavelle has had a "setback" in her injury recovery, with it unclear if she will play again before the World Cup.

Manchester United star Ona Batlle has reportedly agreed to sign for Barcelona this summer after an impressive 2022-23 season.

Chelsea have triggered their one-year contract extension option on Fran Kirby, despite her season-ending knee injury.

While some of the WSL's biggest names have been sidelined through injury, there have still been plenty of stand-out performers

USWNT star Catarina Macario has confirmed that she will not play at the Women's World Cup this summer.

FA chairwoman Debbie Hewitt has confirmed that the organisation may bid to host the 2031 Women's World Cup after the success of Euro 2022.

GOAL ranks the best goals in the WSL this season, from stunning solo efforts to long-range worldies

Chelsea are set to sign Paris Saint-Germain defender Ashley Lawrence on a free transfer, beating Bayern Munich and Real Madrid to her signature.

Avram Glazer’s trip to the 2023 Women’s FA Cup final reportedly cost £250,000, with Manchester United once again footing the bill for their co-owner.

Manchester United kept the Women's Super League title race alive with a win over Manchester City that all but ends their rivals' European hopes.

An electric first half from Emma Hayes' Chelsea has moved the Blues five points clear at the top of the WSL and on the brink of another double

Barcelona Femeni have suffered their first La Liga defeat in almost two years, with a 64-game unbeaten run coming to a shuddering halt.

Four Wrexham Women players made the Adran North Team of the Season, while the club completed a clean sweep of individual awards.