WSL news

Chelsea hat-trick hero Lauren James says it has been a "difficult week" after manager Emma Hayes revealed she would become the next boss of the USWNT.

The Lionesses forward made it all look easy as she inspired Chelsea to victory in their Women's Super League clash against Liverpool on Saturday.

Lauren James netted a hat-trick and provided a sublime assist as Chelsea demolished Liverpool in WSL.

Chelsea midfielder Sophie Ingle set a new record on Saturday as she became the player with the most WSL appearances in history.

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes has admitted that Catarina Macario is unlikely to feature for the Blues this year as she recovers from an ACL injury.

How to watch the Women's Super League match between Chelsea and Liverpool, as well as kick-off time and team news.

UEFA have issued a response to Emma Hayes after she slammed the "embarrassing" refereeing during Chelsea's Champions League draw with Real Madrid.

Manchester City star Alex Greenwood is fit to play in the Manchester derby on Sunday after recovering from a gut-wrenching head injury.

Sarina Wiegman has already called up some new faces since reaching the World Cup final, and there are plenty more where they came from

Aston Villa star Alisha Lehmann has been defended for wearing makeup, with comparisons made with Cristiano Ronaldo and David Beckham's fancy haircuts.

Leah Williamson, Mary Earps and Chloe Kelly are among the England Lionesses to have joined the likes of Paul Mullin and Gary Lineker at the GQ Awards.

England captain Leah Williamson has guest edited a special edition of Beano magazine celebrating the 70th anniversary of Minnie the Minx.

Mary Earps has revealed what her Lionesses team-mates call her, but admitted they hate another nickname she has been given.

The legendary striker won the Champions League, played at an Olympics and produced an iconic Women's World Cup celebration in an incredible career

The departing Blues boss has insisted she will have a say in selecting her successor, but who are the best candidates for the role?

Explore Manchester's hidden gems with Ella Toone as she gives an exclusive glimpse into her goals for the remainder of the season

Emma Hayes will earn $2 million (£1.6m) per season when she takes over as coach of the United States Women's national team next summer.