WSL news

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

Arsenal midfielder Lia Walti has returned to training following a 10-day "personal break" to take care of her mental well-being.

Arsenal captain Kim Little has been handed a new contract despite being ruled out for the remainder of the season through injury.

Arsenal have announced that Kim Little, captain of the club’s women’s team, has suffered a season-ending hamstring injury.

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

Manchester City star Alex Greenwood has withdrawn from the England squad to face Australia after picking up an injury.

The FA has apologised for a now-deleted tweet comparing Women's Super League stars to Barbie dolls on Wednesday.

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

Arsenal brought an end to Manchester City's 14-game unbeaten streak to move within three points of Manchester United at the top of the WSL.

Vivianne Miedema says Arsenal Women deserve to be moved permanently into what is the “club’s” home at the Emirates Stadium.

Vivianne Miedema will miss the Women's World Cup due to the ACL injury she sustained in December 2022 against Lyon.

Mikel Arteta says his Arsenal team have to "catch up" the women's side after he watched them reach the Women's Champions League semi-finals this week.

Arsenal and Lionesses star Beth Mead has revealed she was disappointed by the way women's football was treated at the recent Ballon d'Or awards.

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.

Manchester City star Lauren Hemp was greeted by sprinting legend Usain Bolt after scoring in a 2-0 win over Chelsea – and then gifted him her shirt.

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes has explained why she subbed off both Lauren James and Sophie Ingle before half time in the 2-0 defeat to Manchester City.

Lauren Hemp shone for Manchester City on Sunday as they beat Chelsea 2-0 to go level on points with Women's Super League leaders Manchester United.