Gemma Grainger has announced her 26-player Wales squad for the opening matches of the UEFA Women’s Nations League. The games are away to Iceland (Friday 22 September) and home to Denmark (Tuesday 26 September). Rachel […]
Sarina Wiegman has named the England squad for the inaugural UEFA Women’s Nations League fixtures later this month. Keeping faith with players involved in the run to the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup final at […]
Wales final UEFA Women’s Nations League matches against Iceland and Germany will be at Cardiff City Stadium and Swansea.com Stadium. The home game with against Iceland is on Friday 1 December), Wales then welcome Germany […]
Arsenal and Celtic bowed out of the UEFA Women’s Champions League on penalties, Glasgow City beat Gintra to go through. Arsenal twice came from behind to force extra-time and then penalties before eventually losing the […]
The thirty nominees for the 2023 Women’s Ballon d’or have been revealed, with winners to be announced at a ceremony on 30 October. In alphabetical order, the nominees are as follows; 1) Aitana Bonmati – […]
Arsenal, Celtic and Glasgow City are three of the sides to make the UEFA Women’s Champions League Round 1 group finals. Caitlin Foord broke the deadlock for Arsenal eight minutes after the restart against Linkoping, […]
The Royal Spanish Football Federation have dispensed with the services of Jorge Vilda and appointed Montse Tomé as head coach. Tome had been Vilda’s assistant since 2018, in which time the RFER said ‘she established […]
An all-female judging panel has been announced for the Scottish Women’s Football Awards 2023, which will take place at Hampden in November. SWF CEO Aileen Campbell will be joined on the panel by Shirley Martin, […]
Lisburn Rangers did the double in the Northern Ireland Women’s FA Championship to complete a busy week of divisional finals. Antrim Town, Ballymoney United and Lisburn Distillery were among the others to lift trophies, while […]
Aitana Bonmati won the UEFA Women’s Player of the Year award for 2022/23 and Sarina Wiegman was named UEFA Women’s Coach of the Year. The 25-year-old Barcelona and Spain midfielder finished well ahead of Sam […]
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