WSL news

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?

After a disastrous Women's World Cup under Vlatko Andonovski, U.S. Soccer's move to appoint the Chelsea boss makes a lot of sense

Arsenal put a woeful first-half behind them to blow Leicester City away in a 6-2 win, with Alessia Russo and Victoria Pelova among the goals.

Late drama saw Marc Skinner's side snatch a point from the Seagulls but they are now four points off Women's Super League leaders Chelsea

The Sweden international has become a slightly-forgotten figure in recent weeks, but she was the hero against the Cityzens on Sunday

Chelsea boss Emma Hayes is set to become the highest-paid coach in the world of women's football when she joins the U.S. women's national team.

The playmaker scored on her first Lionesses start since last October, completing another remarkable comeback after missing the Women's World Cup

Manchester United manager Marc Skinner has offered an explanation on Ella Toone's slow start to the 2023-24 campaign.

The midfielder picked up her prize in Paris on Monday - but how did the rest of the nominees shake out after the votes were counted?

The Golden Ball will stay in Catalunya after the Barcelona and Spain midfielder succeeded her team-mate by picking up the trophy in Paris

The Lancashire outfit have long had a big reputation for developing players, but how on earth do they do it?!

With shot-stoppers on the benches of Man City and Chelsea, Sarina Wiegman and the reigning European champions have a problem

Khiara Keating has revealed that her mum didn't believe her when she told her she had received a first England call-up.

The forward hasn't had many chances for the national team since winning the Euros in 2022, but should her current form warrant a recall?

The Ireland star netted twice as Jonas Eidevall's side struggled against their newly-promoted opponents on Sunday evening

Chelsea fell behind early on at home to Brighton, but battled back to claim a 4-2 victory courtesy of an impressive hat-trick from Sjoeke Nusken.