Arsenal are to play all their Barclays Women’s Super League matches of the 2025/26 season at Emirates Stadium. Crowds at the Emirates for Arsenal Women averaged 34,110 last season, peaking at 56,748 for the north London derby. The venue would also be used for UWCL knock-out round but League Phase matches and all domestic cup […]
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Head coach Lauren Smith has named a 21-strong England squad for the 2025 UEFA Women’s U19 EURO finals. England are one of eight nations bidding to win the prestigious age-group competition, which will be played in Poland from Sunday 15 June to Friday 27 June. The Young Lionesses are in Group B and will first
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Pluto TV and All Women’s Sports Network have announced a global content partnership to make women’s sports freely accessible to viewers globally. On 6 June 2025 AWSN debuted exclusively on Pluto TV in Canada, the UK, and the Nordic countries, with a simultaneous launch on the platform in the US. AWSN’s dedicated Pluto TV channel
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Robert Vilahamn has left his role of Tottenham Hotspur Women’s head coach after a disappointing 11th-place finish in the WSL. He joined the club in July 2023 and guided Spurs to a sixth-place league finish and their first ever Women’s FA Cup Final. Spurs Women’s managing director Andy Rogers told tottenhamhotspur.com: “There have been some
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Cardiff City defender Shannon Evans won the Genero Adran Premier Player of the Season at the 2025 FAW National League Awards. Team-mate Fiona Barry received the Young Player of the Season award, while Manager of the Season was Rhys James who guided Briton Ferry Llansawel to the runners-up spot in their first top-flight campaign. Polly
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Our final look at the County Leagues includes Norfolk, Notts, Sheffield & Hallam, South East Counties, Thames Valley and West Riding. Midwest Counties Hereford FC finished top following a 28-game season of 15 teams, Kingfisher were nine points behind in second place. Norfolk Bungay Town might have dropped ten points but still topped Division 1
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Our second County League round-up runs from East Riding to Essex, Gloucester, Hampshire, Hereford, Isle of Man, Jersey, Lancashire, Leicester, Lincolnshire, Liverpool, London and Manchester. East Riding North Ferriby finished top of Division 1 by five points from AFC Preston, Cherry Burton took the Division 2 after finishing two points clear of both Cottingham Rangers
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The first of our County League round-ups takes us to Beds & Herts, Birmingham, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire, Cornwall, Cumbria, Derbyshire, Dorset, Devon and Durham. Beds & Herts Hitchin Belles Blues topped the Premier with a much better goal-difference than Ampthill Town, while Stotfold were two points behind in third. A two-horse race for the Division 1
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Kyra Carusa won the FA of Ireland Senior Women’s International Player of the Year award, following her first-ever nomination for the honour. Carusa recently reached double figures for goals with the national team, while teammate Jessie Stapleton picked up the Young Player of the Year award for her defensive duties. Aoife Kelly received the award
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There was plenty of home comfort on offer as both Crusaders Strikers and Derry City picked up three points apiece in the Sports Direct Women’s Premiership. Sophie Gargan opened the scoring for the Crues as early as the third minute, then midway through the first half Jessica Rea doubled the lead on the counter-attack. Substitute
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