WSL news

Manchester City's Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw and Bayern Munich star Alphonso Davies have won the Concacaf Player of the Year awards for 2022.

Frida Maanum's curling effort from the edge of the box was enough to give Arsenal a crucial three points against Leicester on Friday.

Arsenal’s ACL injury nightmare continues, with Laura Wienroither becoming the fourth Gunners star to suffer knee ligament damage this season.

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes has revealed her confidence that Millie Bright will recover in time to feature at the Women's World Cup.

Chelsea chopped Man Utd's lead at the top of the WSL table to four points courtesy of a late win over a stubborn Liverpool side on Wednesday night.

Lionesses star Fran Kirby has confirmed she will miss the Women's World Cup due to a knee injury.

Every fan who attends the Women's Super League clash between Chelsea and Liverpool at Kingsmeadow will be given a free hot dog.

England international and Manchester United forward Ella Toone spoke on her new-found fame and her relationship with boyfriend Joe Bunney.

England star Chloe Kelly stole the show as Manchester City came from behind to beat Reading 4-1 and keep their Women's Super League title hopes alive.

The Gunners have missed key players all season but have ended a four-year trophy drought and will reach the UWCL final if they win on Monday

Millie Turner scored a last-minute winner as Manchester United beat Aston Villa 3-2 to protect their lead at the top of the Women's Super League.

Arsenal legend Julie Fleeting has picked Beth Mead as the one current Gunner she'd have "loved" to have called a team-mate in her playing days.

Jill Scott is heading into coaching at Manchester City, but the England legend is eager to point out that she will not be Pep Guardiola’s assistant.

A quick-fire Chloe Kelly double helped Manchester City keep their faint Women's Super League title hopes alive in a 6-2 win over West Ham on Sunday.

Millie Bright is out of action with a knee injury and manager Emma Hayes has confirmed she is still some weeks away from a return.

How will the European champions fare this summer after losing their skipper just three months before the tournament begins?

England captain Leah Williamson has been ruled out of the 2023 Women's World Cup after rupturing her ACL in Arsenal's defeat to Manchester United.