Renee Slegers' side have underwhelmed domestically this season, but as huge games with Barcelona and Lyon approach, opportunity knocks for them to remind everyone they could still be capable of something special in Europe
Lily Yohannes scores, Sam Coffey finds her rhythm and Phallon Tullis-Joyce shines again as Alyssa Thompson seeks a spark and Emily Fox stays steady for Arsenal.
Chelsea and England defender Lucy Bronze has cemented her legendary status by becoming the first player to be named in the Fifpro Women's World 11 on nine separate occasions. The veteran full-back leads a strong Lionesses contingent in the prestigious line-up, which recognizes the elite performers across the global game over the past year.
Manchester City are still waiting for their first victory in this season's Women's Champions League after conceding an 88th-minute equaliser against Paris Saint-Germain at the Joie Stadium on Thursday night. Although Andree Jeglertz's side remain unbeaten across all competitions this term, they have now drawn each of their opening three European fixtures.
Spain icon Alexia Putellas has officially reclaimed her throne at the top of world football by securing a record-equalling third Ballon d'Or Feminin. The midfielder’s triumph ensures the prestigious award remains in Spanish hands for the sixth year in a row, following her heroics for Barcelona and the national team.
