WSL news

Arsenal have announced a contract extension for Stina Blackstenius, just a week after deciding to part ways with Vivianne Miedema.

The Blues have become experts at planning ahead within the women's game, and thus have a squad capable of winning more honours in the coming years

Sam Kerr has suffered Olympic heartache, with an ACL injury preventing the Chelsea and Australia superstar from gracing Paris 2024.

Mary Earps says she feels like she has been used as a "punching bag" at Manchester United this season as she admits her future remains unclear.

Women's Super League giants Arsenal and Chelsea will head to the United States this summer during pre-season.

Lionesses forward Alessia Russo and USWNT defender Emily Fox are among those in Arsenal's squad for their controversial post-season Australia trip.

Arsenal defender Lotte Wubben-Moy has been ruled out of England's upcoming double header against France after sustaining an injury.

Alisha Lehmann shared a message on social media as she thanked Aston Villa fans for their unconditional support.

Sir Alex Ferguson was famous for his ‘hairdryer treatment’ as a manager, with Ella Toone explaining how she was once told off by the legendary Scot.

Champions Chelsea and runners-up Manchester City dominate our standings, but others at lesser-heralded clubs also impressed

Emma Hayes has revealed what her first week as USWNT boss will look like, with an Olympic countdown starting immediately after lifting the WSL title.

Alisha Lehmann has reacted to a piece of artwork completed in her honour, with the Aston Villa star hailing the artist in question as “the best”.

Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall has called for further investment to push the Gunners to the "next level" for the 2024-25 Women's Super League season.

Chelsea star Sam Kerr has thanked Arsenal forward Stina Blackstenius for her role in helping the Blues win the Women's Super League title.

Fran Kirby's final game in a Chelsea shirt saw her score the final goal in a 6-0 rout of Manchester United that sealed the WSL title

The Blues looked like going trophy-less at one point this season - but their winning mentality eventually came through

Emma Hayes has left the door open for what would be an incredible return to Chelsea, after her time with the United States women's national team.