Lewes FC have released a statement on the current state of women’s football, following Blackburn Rovers withdrawal from WSL2. Everyone at Lewes FC would like to express our sympathy for the staff, players, fans and volunteers of Blackburn Rovers and Sheffield United for being caught up in the fragility of women’s football. Blackburn’s statement regarding their […]
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Central Girls received vital new equipment after being nominated for a prize giveaway from ScottishPower by Queen’s Park players Rachael O’Neill and Megan Quigley. Principal Partner for Scottish Women’s Football and the SWPL, ScottishPower is also dedicated to supporting the women’s game at grassroots levels and is providing six kit packages featuring bibs, cones, water
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Burnley FC Women will become a full-time professional outfit from the 2025/26 season and have expressed an interest in filling the vacant spot in WSL2. Last season’s ‘hybrid’ model saw some players being full-time and others continuing to work or study alongside playing for the team. From next season, all players will be full-time professionals.
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Manchester City and Manchester United both won their opening matches at World Sevens Football in Portugal. Group 1 Manchester City 4-0 RosengårdAjax 2-4 Bayern Münich Group 2 Roma 2-3 Manchester UnitedParis Saint-Germain 2-1 Benfica Manchester City kicked off the World Sevens Football tournament in Estoril with a 4–0 win over FC Rosengård. Aoba Fujino quickly
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Redditch Borough clinched the West Midlands Regional League Division 1 South title with a midweek victory. EASTERN – Stevenage stay in race for second place Premier – Luton Town finished top by 10 points, after a 6-1 midweek win at Watford Ladies Development. Amy Makewell scored three in Stevenage’s 5-0 win at Needham Market to
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SWF has placed on loan their former Women’s Cup trophy to the Scottish Football museum at Hampden. The trophy was replaced by the Scottish FA’s Women’s Scottish Cup in in 2022, the 2025 final of which will take place at Hampden on Sunday. The trophy, made from sterling silver, gold plating and amethysts, was designed
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Blackburn Rovers have withdrawn from the Barclays Women’s Super League 2 for the 2025/26 season and intend to apply to join a lower tier. In a statement on rovers.co.uk, the club said: ‘This decision follows a comprehensive review of the evolving demands placed on second tier clubs, which have become unsustainable under our current model. ‘Over
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Ireland Women’s squad confirmed for their remaining UEFA Women’s Nations League Group 2 games away to Türkiye and home to Slovenia. Head Coach Carla Ward has selected 24 players for two games that Ireland need to win in order to have a chance of securing promotion to League A, as they currently trail Group leaders
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Wales head coach Rhian Wilkinson has announced a 26-player squad for the final two games of the UEFA Women’s Nations League campaign. Wales will travel to face Denmark at the Odense Stadium on Friday 30 May (KO 6:15pm), before hosting Italy at the Swansea.com Stadium on Tuesday 3 June (KO 6:30pm). Mared Griffiths and Soffia
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Hannah Dingley will depart her development role with the FA of Ireland this summer to head up the Manchester City Girls’ Academy. She played an important role in developing the women and girls’ game in Ireland, which has included the launch of the Women & Girls’ Football Action Plan, part of the Football Pathways Plan. Dingley told fai.ie: “I’ve
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