Women's football

Arsenal were reportedly close to signing Kenza Dali after it was announced that the West Ham midfielder would be leaving the club this summer at the end of her contract but it seems she will now be signing for Everton.

Former Arsenal full-back, Tabea Kemme,wants to win the presidency of her former club when the election takes place on 18 June amid a battle of old vs new, male vs female.

Arsenal have confirmed that midfielder Malin Gut will undergo surgery for a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament but why do women suffer them more than men?

The European Super League now threatens women’s football in Europe just as UEFA had started to implement their Women’s Champions League reforms

The UEFA Women's Euro 2022 play-offs have returned their verdict and there was a huge upset as Northern Ireland defeated Ukraine to qualify for their first ever senior international tournament

Four of the bottom five teams in the FA WSL that are fighting to avoid relegation have changed manager this season. Here I'll have...

Let's look at the challenges facing the UEFA Women's Euro 2022 tournament organisation in terms of ticketing.

Phil Neville is to step down as head coach of England Women with immediate effect.

It is hard to feel positive when you don't know the rules of the game...

Argentina's Villa San Carlos handed Mara Gomez her debut on 7 December, making her the first transgender woman to play for a top flight women's team in the country.

Lewes v Liverpool in the Championship was a fascinating game that showcased high quality and entertainment in a league that is not spoken about enough.

The FA has finally clarified who is allowed to play this weekend as last season's Women's FA Cup restarts following the Covid-19 pandemic break.

Two Arsenal players have been named in the FA WSL Team of the Year with both Kim Little and Vivianne Miedema claiming a place.

With the FA WSL new season starting on Sunday, it is prediction time! Who will win the 20/21 FA WSL, who will be relegated?

The UEFA Executive Committee has approved new regulations to deal to Covid-19 outbreaks while players are on international duty. Big teams could miss out on the tournament because of them.

While men's football had a test event at the Amex in Brighton with 2 500 fans, women's football had a smaller gauge down the...

Football with fans is back in France, so what was it like to attend a game with social distancing and more in place?

We are a month and a week into the FA WSL  transfer window and, with a month-and-a-half to go before it closes, we have a clear idea where the teams are going this summer.

Now that the FA has announced the end of the 2019/20 season, it is time to look forward to 2020/21 with a start date set for September 6, but The FA made a number of poor decisions when they ended this season.

With Arsenal looking at bringing in at least three new foreign players in the next window, are young English players getting a chance at the highest level or are they pushed away?

According to the Guardian, the FA are not expecting Phil Neville to quit as the boss of England's women's team despite rumours he was considering handing in his resignation.

The Covid-19 virus has created mayhem worldwide and obviously football is not immune to it. With all professional football cancelled until at least April 3rd, what does it mean for the FA WSL?

Former major Arsenal shareholder, Alisher Usmanov, has landed his nephew a job with Everton, a club he has repeatedly been linked with investing in.

Rehanne Skinner's squad that included the core of the team that won a Bronze medal at the FIFA u-20 WWC in 2018 defeated a young French squad preparing for the 2020 u-20 WWC to be played in the summer.

The FA have reportedly refused to meet the cost of a chartered plane for the England women's team ahead of their defence of the SheBelieves Cup and instead are making them take an economy flight from Heathrow.

March is the month for the traditional Spring tournaments that are an important part of the women's football calendar.

The FA have announced that Old Trafford will host the opening game of the 2021 Women's Euro that will take place from 7 July...

Phill Neville has selected a young squad for the SheBelieves Cup with a good number of players that won the Bronze medal the FIFA u-20 WWC tournament in France two years ago included.

Lucy Staniforth was shown a red card for reportedly running the length of the pitch, Adebayor-style, to celebrate in front of a fan who had been taunting her all game, except that isn't really an accurate description of what happened.

Vivianne Miedema is up for the BBC's Women's Footballer of the Year award but she faces some stiff competition.

In a bid to squeeze as much money as possible while ruining the sport for match-going fans, FIFA are said to be considering a 'radical' plan to host the 2030 World Cup on two continents.

The FA WSL transfer window is now closed, so let's have a look at the club by club review of the deals completed.

The FA are expected to remain in charge of the Women's Super League for at least two more seasons to ensure the standards of facilities and competition is raised before a Premier League takeover.

Here are the latest disciplinary updates from the FA website with some well-known names among the leaders.

Caitlin Foord has said goodbye to her teammates and is heading for Arsenal before the end of this transfer window, so what can Gooners expect from the Australian international?

Caitlin Foord has said goodbye to her old club as the forward gets ready to complete her move to Arsenal.

Joe Montemurro has hailed Chelsea's new signing, Sam Kerr, delighted that players from his home country are starting to get the recognition he feels they deserve, but he hopes she doesn't do too well now she's playing for our 'nemesis'.

As 2019 comes to a close, it seems right to select an FA WSL best XI spawning the decade with the league in it's ninth season.

France Football have named the 20 players selected for the Women's Ballon d'Or 2019, so let's look at them all and see who is likely to win.

A huge question mark currently hangs over Phil Neville’s management as England continue to struggle following the World Cup.