WSL news

U.S. women's national team duo Catarina Macario and Mia Fishel have debuted a new nickname together ahead of the WSL season.

Matt Beard's second stint at Liverpool will continue into the coming years after the 45-year-old put pen to paper to stay at the club.

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Gabby George has signed for Manchester United from Everton in a £150,000 deal on the final day of the transfer window.

Ahead of the Champions League returning, the famous pundits showed how gender bias impacts female fans far more than men, in partnership with Heineken

After reaching the semi-finals against the odds last season, Arsenal's absence from the 2023-24 Women's Champions League is a serious blow

Chelsea's Lauren James, who starred for England at the Women's World Cup, has been snubbed for Ballon d'Or shortlist.

With two-time defending champion Alexia Putellas out of the running after a season decimated by injuries, a new winner will be crowned on October 30

Sarina Wiegman's team may have come up just short in Australia and New Zealand, but the next generation can help them reach even greater heights

Arsenal have unveiled their striking new third kit for the 2023-24 campaign, with the green design from adidas taking inspiration from 1982-83.

Chelsea's Sam Kerr looks to retain her title, but team-mate Guro Reiten and four other top players stand in her path

The Lionesses star was involved in five goals as they beat China on Tuesday, her night in Adelaide the latest stand-out display on a growing list

Alisha Lehmann and the rest of the Aston Villa women's squad appeared in fine spirits ahead of their FA WSL Cup quarter-final with Brighton.

Chelsea star Reece James paid tribute to his sister Lauren after her winner for England against Denmark in the Women's World Cup.

In the last year, the forward has played an U20 World Cup final, made her senior international debut and signed for the Women's Super League champions

The Chelsea forward goes into the 2023 Women's World Cup off the back of an excellent season and can translate that onto the biggest stage

Social media is forever evolving and there is now a new platform on which footballers and supporters can interact, with Threads launched by Instagram.