Women's football

Barcelona, Chelsea, Lyon, Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain are among the top European clubs who could lose star players for free this summer

The Manchester City star's comeback is particularly important while Sarina Wiegman's side are sweating on the fitness of game-changing Lauren James

Newly appointed Australia boss Joe Montemurro has provided a fresh injury update on Chelsea superstar and Matildas icon Sam Kerr.

Her USWNT call-up didn't come until she was 32, but that never stopped LaBonta from thinking she was deserving

Lyon have officially parted ways with head coach Joe Montemurro, just one season after the Australian coach replaced Sonia Bompastor.

After the USWNT lost two of their previous three matches in 2025, the timing was right for such a dominant display

The former Barcelona Femeni manager, who has been with the Spirit for less than a year, will leave the NWSL team in June

The U.S. roster features a mix of new and familiar faces as Hayes continues her process of trial and error

The striker was removed from match after a VAR review showed her pulling the hair of an Angel City opponent

The 18-year-old is having a strong second season in the NWSL, so much so that she's been bumped up into the U.S. Under-20 national team

U.S. Soccer said that there will be no replacement called in for Thompson

Games against Portugal and Spain will be the final chances for players to stake their claim to be on the plane to Switzerland for Euro 2025

Who's hot, who's not? INDIVISA ranks all 14 teams across the National Women's Soccer League

Lionesses goalkeeper Mary Earps has left the England team shocked and saddened by her decision to retire from international duty.

The Paris Saint-Germain shot-stopper made the shock announcement on Tuesday, less than six weeks before this summer's tournament in Switzerland

Lionesses star Mary Earps has announced her shock retirement from international duty, six weeks before England's European Championship title defence.

Chloe Kelly joined fans for a singalong in a local pub after enjoying Arsenal’s Champions League trophy parade.

Barcelona are the best-represented club in GOAL's XI after reaching a sixth Champions League final in seven seasons, with one Lioness making the cut

The Gunners stunned the Catalans in Saturday's final, with Stina Blackstenius' goal securing a 1-0 win and a first European title since 2007

Lionness stars Alessia Russo and Leah Williamson could hardly hold back their emotions as they spoke after Arsenal's Champions League win in Lisbon.

Paris Saint-Germain keeper Mary Earps donned an Arsenal shirt to support her Lionesses team-mate, Alessia Russo, in the Champions League final.

The English giants started the season with one win in four WSL games and a shocking loss at Bayern Munich, but the Dutch coach got them back on track

Chloe Kelly and Leah Williamson are among those needing to win key duels if the Gunners are to secure a first European triumph since 2007

The Spain international won everything and more in Catalunya - but she'll go down as a Gunners legend if she helps them beat the European champions

Both Barcelona and Arsenal, who will contest Saturday's Women's Champions League final, have had some of this season's most outstanding performers

Lionesses star Grace Clinton scored a sublime winning goal as Manchester United started the World Sevens Football tournament in style against Roma.

Only Barca's Claudia Pina has scored more European goals this term than the England striker, who has enjoyed a serious season of progress

Leah Williamson has claimed that winning the Women's Champions League title would validate her decision to stay loyal to Arsenal.

The USWNT boss continues to turn over the player pool, and this squad features intriguing choices