By Rachel Gore (27/9/25) Above: Tottenham’s Lize Kop and Martin Ho. Photo: The WSL. On Sunday, in game week four of the WSL, Spurs will take on Leicester City away. After a disappointing 2024-25 season, Tottenham are aiming for improvement: a mid-week cup win against Aston Villa and a 2-0 win over Everton sandwiching aContinue reading “WSL: Spurs aim for top five spot ahead of visit to Leicester City”
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WSL: Can Brighton defeat injury-hit Everton?
By Alice de Koster-Kitto and Alyce Collett (27/9/25) Above: Brighton v Everton last season. Photo: Steve Bardens/Getty Images. The WSL continues this weekend for gameweek three. Following last weekend’s huge win over West Ham, Brighton are feeling confident. Can they hold on to this confidence against a Toffees’ team that can be dangerous? Or willContinue reading “WSL: Can Brighton defeat injury-hit Everton?”
Renée Slegers: Arsenal need to be consistent
By Isabelle Campbell (26/9/25) Above: Renée Slegers. Photo: Arsenal FC. Following being named women’s club of the year at the Ballon d’Or awards earlier this week, Arsenal face a must-win clash with Aston Villa. Arsenal return to the Emirates Stadium this weekend aiming to maintain their defensive solidity after conceding just two goals in theContinue reading “Renée Slegers: Arsenal need to be consistent”
Renee Slegers and Katie Reid anticipate United showdown
By Rachel Gore 21/9/25 Above: Arsenal celebrate scoring against West Ham in 2024/25 Photo: Jay Patel/SPP Ahead of an early narrative-setting matchup in the WSL, Rachel Gore spoke to Arsenal’s Renee Slegers and Katie Reid Context Manchester United and Arsenal sit in first and second place respectively in the WSL table. Both sides have earntContinue reading “Renee Slegers and Katie Reid anticipate United showdown”
“We want to focus on what we can do defensively”: Ho on Spurs v Everton
By Rachel Gore (13/9/25) Above: Martin Ho. Photo: SpursWomen on X. Tomorrow, Spurs face Everton away in their second game of the 25/26 season. Prior to the game, and after he led Spurs to their first win in 9 months, Martin Ho spoke to the media about the “precious” victory in their season opener, hisContinue reading ““We want to focus on what we can do defensively”: Ho on Spurs v Everton”
Ellie Carpenter’s Chelsea Debut: Pace, Precision, and Promise
By Emmanuel Faith 7/9/25 Above: Ellie Carpenter in her debut on Friday night Photo: chelseafc.com It is not every time you win the “player of the match” on your debut, especially in a talent-stacked team like Chelsea, where almost everyone is an overperformer, but that’s what Ellie Carpenter did. Chelsea began their 2025/26 Women’s SuperContinue reading “Ellie Carpenter’s Chelsea Debut: Pace, Precision, and Promise”
Toone, Malard, and Terland shine as Manchester United cruise to victory over Foxes
Manchester United 4 – 0 Leicester City By Catherine Mackenzie Above: United celebrate their win. Photo: ManUtdWomen on X. Manchester United kicked off the new WSL season in style with a 4-0 demolition of Leicester City. Whilst Leicester City are currently reeling from the controversial sacking of head coach Amandine Miquel 11 days ahead of theContinue reading “Toone, Malard, and Terland shine as Manchester United cruise to victory over Foxes”
Preview: Arsenal v London City Lionesses
By Catherine MacKenzie (5/9/25) Above: Arsenal last season. Photo: Jay Patel / SPP. Arsenal kick off their 2025-26 WSL campaign this Saturday following major European success. The Champions League win was followed by the European Championship, where Arsenal’s hefty England contingent followed up the UWCL with the Euros trophy. The team that won the UWCLContinue reading “Preview: Arsenal v London City Lionesses”
Preview: Is this the year Everton start to make a climb?
Above: Katja Snoeijs celebrates her goal that opened the scoring at Anfield in the second WSL Merseyside Derby of 2024/25. Photo: Everton FC. By Alyce Collett (3/9/25) In the past few years it has not always been easy to be an Everton fan. The Toffees have never been among the title contenders and have consistently been around theContinue reading “Preview: Is this the year Everton start to make a climb?”
Preview: A new era for Manchester City begins
By Eloise Smallbone and Rachel Gore (02/09/2025) Above: Manchester City’s squad during preseason. Photo: ManCityWomen on X. As the start of the new season draws near, one of the teams hoping for a strong start to a new era is Manchester City. With a new head coach, new players and major returns from injury, CityContinue reading “Preview: A new era for Manchester City begins”
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