Month: January 2015

2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ hosts Canada opened their preparation for June’s global showpiece in fine fashion, clinching the Four-Nation Women’s Tournament title with three straight victories in Shenzhen, China. John Herdman’s side opened with […]

The Republic of Ireland squad flew home today after another successful Winter Training Camp at La Manga. By Gerry McDermott Sue Ronan’s side packed five training sessions, fitness tests and a training match against World […]

After several years of juggling work and football commitments, Niamh Fahey is looking forward to 2015 and an opportunity to focus fully on football. By Gerry McDermott Last month she signed for Chelsea, bringing to […]

FIFA Puskás Award runner-up Stephanie Roche flew out of Zurich this afternoon to join up with her Republic of Ireland colleagues at their camp in La Manga. By Gerry McDermott After a magical evening on […]

Sunday’s inter-club friendly was the first opportunity to don the Glasgow Girls strip for some new signings, and Ewan Mowat was able to catch up with them and their managers after the match. Shannon Todd […]

Of the 24 nations participating in the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015, Nigeria was the only undefeated nation during the 2014 calendar year. Nigeria won all eight of its matches, including seven during FIFA […]

Copsewood manager, Ryan Conneely, looks ahead to his injury-hit Coventry-based side’s FA Women’s Cup 2nd Round tie away to Tottenham Hotspur at Ware FC on Sunday. SK: How is your Premier League debut campaign going? […]

Charley Mitten reports on Emma Whitter’s return to training with Millwall Lionesses after breaking her leg on the opening day of last season. The first day of pre-season training is always a key date in […]

Nicolas Cotten reports on the amazing journey of Alexandra Renault-Frih, who went from the French 5th Division to the 1st in 3 years and also received a young talent award. To play at the highest […]