Manager Leif Smerud has departed Crystal Palace after being unable to keep them in the Barclays Women’s Super League for a second season. A former caretaker coach of Norway’s men’s and women’s national teams, Smerud was brough in by Palace at the start of March to try to keep them in the top flight. Palace […]
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Goodison Park will become the permanent home of Everton Women from the start of the 2025/26 season, when the Men’s Senior Team moves to the new stadium. Walton Hall Park will continue to serve grassroots, community, and development programmes for women’s and girls’ football. Megan Finnigan, captain of Everton Women, told evertonfc.com: “This move is a
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Kathleen McGovern and Lucie Burns have collected the April 2025 Scottish Women’s Premier League Player of the Month awards, supported by Park’s Motor Group. McGovern continues to impress for the current league leaders, winning the award for the second time this season. At the conclusion of April, she had managed to get her season goal
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Sarina Wiegman has named a 27-player England squad for the home fixture against Portugal and a trip to Spain in the UEFA Women’s Nations League. Ella Morris is the latest Young Lioness to earn a senior call-up after impressing with the WU23s, Michelle Agyemang retains her place and there is a recall for Missy Bo Kearns. Alex Greenwood, Georgia Stanway and Lauren Hemp are back
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Millie Bright and Rachel Daly’s latest podcast, The Rest Is Football: Daly Brightness sees them discuss Chelsea’s historic win and in aid of Mental Health Awareness, share their own personal journeys. Millie Bright talks further about Chelsea unbeaten streak sharing how it was her “favourite season” and how they could be more ruthless: Rachel: You became the first
The WPLL has revealed new company and league names, new emblems and a new visual identity for the women’s professional game. Women’s Super League Football is the name of the independent company overseeing the top tiers of women’s professional football, following a formal change from Women’s Professional Leagues Limited. In addition, the Barclays Women’s Championship will
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Ahead of Sunday’s Adobe Women’s FA Cup final between Chelsea & Manchester United, the trophy will go on a tour of London and Manchester. On Wednesday 14 May, Chelsea and England legend, Carly Telford, will visit Fulham Cross Girls School, where she and the Year 7 & 8 students will take part in a football
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Bonnyrigg Rose lead the Barclays Scottish Women’s League One title but face title rivals Armadale Thistle on the final day. Bonnyrigg Rose are three points ahead at the top of the table after beating Queen of the South 4-1 in hot conditions at Poltonhall. They were ahead after five minutes after being awarded a penalty
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Brunsmeer Athletic, Hednesford Town and Saltash United all secured Regional League Division 1 titles. EASTERN – Luton do the double, Hutton win Plate Final Premier – Enfield Town were 2-1 victors at second-placed Royston Town, as they moved into the top half of the table. Watford Ladies Development welcome Luton Town to Berkhamsted FC this
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Rangers go second in ScottishPower Women’s Premier League with two matchdays remaining, while Hamilton Academical secure a top-flight return. Championship GroupCeltic 0-1 RangersHibernian 2-2 Glasgow CityMotherwell 0-6 Hearts Hibernian came from behind to lead Glasgow City in first-half added time, only for the visitors to take a point with an equaliser after the break. Kimberley
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