West Ham Women have announced Rita Guarino as their new head coach, following the recent departure of Rehanne Skinner. Guarino has signed an 18-month contract with the Hammers and will take charge of her first match on Sunday 11 January against Chelsea in the WSL. The former striker played 99 times for Italy and represented […]
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Celtic Women hit Hibernian from the kick off, while Glasgow City moved further clear at the top of the SPWPL. Hamilton Academical 1-1 MontroseHibernian 1-2 CelticPartick Thistle 2-1 MotherwellAberdeen 0-3 RangersHearts 0-1 Glasgow City Glasgow City scored the only goal of the game away to Hearts, extending their lead to seven points over their hosts
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The UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 club benefits programme has distributed a record €9 million to 103 European clubs this year – double the figure from Women’s EURO 2022. The payments reward both elite and amateur clubs whose players were selected for national teams at Women’s EURO 2025, recognising the essential role clubs at every level
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Carmarthen Town defeated Adran Premier side Pontypridd United in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup Second Round. Wrexham 4-0 Penybont (Att: 217)Swansea City 10-0 Llanystmdwy (Att: 60)Briton Ferry Llansawel 5-0 Pure Swansea (Att: 131)Cwmbran Celtic 5-1 Llantwit FardreCambrian United 0-7 The New SaintsLlandudno P-P Wrexham Foresters (now 4 January)Carmarthen Town 2-1 Pontypridd United (Att: 95)Cardiff City
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London City Lionesses have parted ways with head coach Jocelyn Prêcheur, who guided the independent side to promotion into the Barclays WSL. Despite the former Paris St-Germain coach having taken the Lionesses to the top half of the table by mid-season, the club felt the need to make a change. In a statement on londoncitylionesses.com,
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AFC Bournemouth Women broke Watford hearts with a dramatic decider, while Wolves and Fulham both rose to the top of their respective FA WNL tables. Northern Premier DivisionWest Bromwich Albion 0-3 Wolverhampton Wanderers Southern Premier DivisionAFC Bournemouth 3-2 Watford (Att: 522)Plymouth Argyle 3-0 Real Bedford (Att: 321)Division One NorthDurham Cestria 2-0 York City(Att: 125)Division One
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Barclays WSL 2 leaders Charlton Athletic Women came from behind to defeat ten-player Nottingham Forest at The Valley. Sheffield United 0-2 Southampton Birmingham City 3-0 Durham Charlton Athletic 1-1 Nottingham Forest Portsmouth 1-2 Newcastle United Sunderland 2-1 Ipswich Town Nottingham Forest struck through Aimee Claypole shortly after the restart, Karin Muya levelled for Charlton when
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Fridolina Rolfö was involved in both goals as Man Utd Women came from behind to beat Spurs in the Subway Women’s League Cup Quarter-Finals, following her late brace last week that earned a draw against the same side. Crystal Palace 0-2 Arsenal Liverpool 1-9 Chelsea Manchester United 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United 1-5 Manchester
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Four matches from the Adobe Women’s FA Cup Fourth Round Proper will be broadcast over four consecutive days. TNT Sports will broadcast three live matches from the Fourth Round, whilst one will be multicast across Channel 4 and TNT Sports. The broadcast schedule for the Adobe Women’s FA Cup Fourth Round Proper is: West Bromwich
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WSL Football have today confirmed that Ashton Gate Stadium will host the 2025-26 Subway Women’s League Cup Final. The showpiece fixture at Bristol City’s near-27,000 capacity home will take place on Sunday 15 March at 2.15pm, and will be broadcast live on BBC One and Sky Sports. Holly Murdoch, Chief Operating Officer for WSL Football,
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