WSL news

The season's penultimate round of fixtures will be played on Sunday, with it all on the line in London and Manchester derbies

Arsenal's injury woes continued as Lia Walti was stretchered off against Everton on Wednesday, four days before a huge meeting with Chelsea.

From FA Cup final goals to WSL title winners, the Australia striker's highlight reel is incredible. Here are ten of her biggest moments for the Blues

The Red Devils didn't even have a senior women's team five years ago but, on Sunday, they could lift a maiden Women's FA Cup

Stina Blackstenius' double set Arsenal on the way to a 4-0 win over Brighton that moves them back into the Women's Super League's European spots.

The Scotland international will be looking to lift her fourth Women's FA Cup when the Blues take on Manchester United at a sold-out Wembley on Sunday

A rampant Chelsea moved into second in the Women's Super League on Sunday, beating Everton 7-0 to reduce the gap to Manchester United to four points.

Chelsea will be sweating on the fitness of Sam Kerr ahead of the Women's FA Cup final after she came off before half time against Everton on Sunday.

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

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.

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

England striker Alessia Russo scored the only goal of the game as the Red Devils kept their place at the top of the WSL table.

That Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal and Man City are locked in a four-way title showdown is only one reason why the WSL's conclusion will be thrilling

After some eye-catching transfers, Villa have made club history in the Women's FA Cup this season and are on track for a best-ever WSL finish

It was a surprise to see the Ireland international available for the Gunners - and she'd go on to be the hero as the title race took another twist

Just three points separate Man Utd, Man City, Chelsea and Arsenal at the top of the WSL table, with the relegation battle still extremely tight, too.

NXGN has selected the best English women's players born on or after January 1, 2004 - but will they fulfill their potential in the coming years?