Women’s Football News
England Women’s U-23s drew 0-0 with their Spanish counterparts at St. George’s Park, while the U-19s lost 2-1 to Germany. Neither U-23 side could create a clear-cut chance in the first half, leading to several […]
The Lionesses began their defence of the Arnold Clark Cup with a comfortable 4-0 victory over South Korea in front of 21,030 fans at Stadium MK. It took 40 minutes for a dominant England to […]
Laura McAllister is standing unopposed to join the UEFA Executive Committee as its designated female member. This will be the first time that a representative from Wales is elected to a position on European football’s […]
Wales Women will welcome Northern Ireland to Cardiff City Stadium on Thursday 6 April (KO 19:15) for an international challenge match. The match will be part of both teams preparations for the new UEFA Nations […]
With no SWPL games due to the international break, the Scottish Women’s Football pyramid provides plenty of domestic action this weekend. The third and fourth tier of women’s football in Scotland, the women’s Championship and […]
France and Norway had narrow wins at the Tournoi de France, while among the international friendlies Nepal made a dramatic comeback against India. France edged Denmark as midfielder Charlotte Bilbault scored just her second goal in 55 […]
Wales Women opened their Pinatar Cup games with a 1-0 win over the Philippines after Kayleigh Green’s first-half penalty. Angharad James was brought down by Jessika Cowart in the box early on but when Dominique Randle fouled […]
Scotland Women lost 2-0 to Iceland in the Pinatar Cup opener in Spain after a quick fire second-half brace. Scotland went close to an opening goal several times, Sophie Howard hitting the post, Claire Emslie […]
Karen Carney has appointed an expert panel to support a major review of women’s football, launched by UK Government. Ian Wright and Hope Powell will advise a review looking at ways to boost participation and […]
Sheffield United Women’s new head coach is former Championship-winning Leicester City boss Jonathan Morgan. Morgan spent seven years with the Foxes, leading them to promotion in 2021 and was named LMA Manager of the Year. “I’m […]
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