Women’s football

France football have created the Women’s Ballon d’Or and, for the first Edition, there are 15 nominees.

With the FIFA 2019 WWC draw barely two months away in Paris, let’s have a look at the current state of play in the different confederations.

Another Sunday and another inept referee. I really wonder if English referees are told not to worry about the players’ physical integrity because it is a recurrent problem at every level.

One of the main differences between men’s and women’s football is the attendance. At the Emirates, you will get around 60k while at Borehamwood it…

After a successful trip to Saint-Malo, we went to Vannes the following day to watch Japan v Paraguay and Germany v Haiti.

The 2018 FIFA u-20 Women’s World Cup is now over and it is time to review my adventures during the tournament.

Matchday two saw a number of upsets again as Championship teams delivered against FA WSL teams. As a result a Championship team leads one group while two other lower division teams are also in qualifying position.

England lost in their FIFA u20 World Cup qualifier semi-final, going down 2-0 to Japan.

The FA Women’s Super League and FA Women’s Championship season opened this weekend with group stage Round 1.

Ahead of England’s u20 game against Japan in the semi-final of the World Cup qualifiers, Mo Marley and Liverpool’s Niamh Charles took part in a press conference in Vannes.

England defeated the Netherlands in their u20 World Cup qualifier on Friday, setting up a semi-final appearance on Monday.

The young Lionesses qualified for the FIFA u-20 WWC quarter finals by beating Mexico 6-1, with Lauren Hemp scoring a hat-trick. They will play the Netherlands on Friday for a place in the semis.

Sheffield FC Ladies have withdrawn from the newly named FA Women’s Championship citing ‘money’ as the main reason behind their decision.

I was lucky enough to be invited to the FA Women’s Football Award 2018. It was the 20th annual edition celebrating the best of women’s football.

The FA WSL season is now over but there is a FIFA international window coming up featuring World Cup qualifiers and, as usual, the Arsenal Women players will be busy.

The FA WSL transfer window will open on the June 1, so let’s have a look at what the 11 teams could do in the next couple of months.

The FA has announced today the six new clubs that will join Tier 1 and Tier 2 in the Women’s Football pyramid.

The FA has announced that they will disclose the teams with a successful bid for the 2018/19 season on Sunday.

The PFA awards took place on Sunday night at the Grovesnor hotel and three awards were given to female players, including one to a former Arsenal star.

The PFA have announced the women’s football nominees for Player’s Player of the Year and as expected, there are no Arsenal players nominated.