Nigerian international goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie will join Brighton & Hove Albion from Paris FC. She has 55 caps for her country, played 16 times in the Champions League and last year won three goalkeeper of the season awards. Last season she saved two penalties in the Coupe de France final shoot-out, to help her side […]
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The Scottish Women’s Premier League have announced the appointment of Grant Jarvie, Motherwell FC Director, to the SWPL Board. Grant joins the Board as a SWPL Club Appointed Director following the SWPL Annual General Meeting on 10 June 2025. In addition to being a Director at Motherwell FC, Grant is the Chair of Sport at
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That Lionesses Podcast connected by EE Episode 8 features Champions of Europe: Captain Leah Williamson and 2022 Golden Boot winner, Beth Mead. They discuss the importance of soaking in the big moments, competing in a tournament away from home and how their roles have evolved in the team. Talking about soaking in the big wins Harriet:
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USA sent Ireland to a 4-0 defeat in the first of two friendly internationals, Vivienne Miedema moved onto 99 goals in 125 games for the Netherlands with a double against Finland. Ireland goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan had already denied Alyssa Thompson and Claire Hutton, before Avery Paterson gave the US the lead in the 18th minute,
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UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 will for the first time see players receive a guaranteed percentage of the prize money, which at €41 million (nearly £35M) is a 156% increase on 2022. All 16 teams will receive a €1.8 million participation fee, three times that of the last edition of the tournament. A group draw brings
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Research just published by Ampere Analysis estimates that the 2025 UEFA European Women’s Championship will generate at least €32.5 million in sponsorship revenue. This is a 112% increase compared to the previous edition, while 2025’s event will have the most sponsors signed on for this tournament specifically. An increase in the fan base for the
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Everton’s Danish international Sara Holmgaard will join Real Madrid on expiry of her Toffees’ contract at the end of the month. The left-back made 19 appearances in the WSL last term, scoring three goals and registering four assists. She had joined Everton in August 2022, spending the first half of the season on loan before
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Wales’ official anthem for UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 titled ‘Never Gonna Break Her’, is written by the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Amy Wadge and performed by Liss Jones. ‘Never Gonna Break Her’ is a song that takes inspiration from the Wales Women’s National Team’s higher purpose: To play for change. To play to inspire. For Us. For
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France and Spain edged out Portugal and Italy respectively in extra time to reach Friday’s UEFA Women’s U-19 Championship Final. Ornella Graziani and a Maeline Mendy free-kick had France two up but Marta Gago pulled one back from the spot, with Portugal equalising in the second half through Lara Martins. Maeline Mendy restored the lead
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That Lionesses Podcast connected by EE episode seven features rising stars in the England squad, Khiara Keating and Michelle Agyemang. They discuss getting the call from Sarina Wiegman, their excitement ahead of the EUROS and that insane first England goal for Michelle scored in the Nations League. Talking about getting the call from Sarina Harriet: It
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