Women’s Football News
Crystal Palace have confirmed that Hannah Mackenzie, Lucy Gillett and Magda Mosengo have all left the FA Women’s Championship club. Mackenzie departs after two seasons, having arrived from Tottenham Hotspur ahead of the 2018/19 campaign. […]
VfL Wolfsburg’s 2-0 victory over SC Freiburg on Wednesday sealed their fourth straight Flyeralarm Frauen Bundesliga championship. Joelle Wedemayer and the league’s top scorer – Pernille Harder – got the goals as Wolfsburg won a […]
Deanna Cooper has left Chelsea FC Women following the end of her contract, having joined the Blues from London Bees in 2017. The 26-year-old soon helped Chelsea to success in the Spring Series but then […]
The last seven ties of the 2019-20 UEFA Women’s Champions League competition are to be played at venues in northern Spain from 21-30 August. Uefa‘s executive committee today met to confirm dates for all competitions […]
Northern Ireland international defender, Freya Holdaway, has left Crystal Palace Women after captaining the side for five of the last six seasons. Holdaway helped the Eagles to two promotions and one Surrey Cup, while also […]
Hengoed-based side Cascade have been confirmed as promoted to the Orchard Welsh Premier Women’s League for season 2020-21. They were earlier declared Welsh Women’s League champions but had to wait for the National Game Board’s […]
Chelsea FC Women forward Adelina Engman has completed a transfer to French side Montpellier HSC. The 25-year-old, who joined from Swedish club Kopparbergs/Goteborg in the summer of 2018, departs after two seasons at the club. […]
Leighanne Robe, a 26-year-old versatile defender, has signed a new contract with Liverpool FC Women to keep her at the club until 2022. Already looking forward to getting back into training, she told Liverpoolfc.com: “I’ve really […]
West Bromwich Albion Women will be based at Sutton Coldfield Town FC next season, hoping the 3g pitch will mean fewer postponed fixtures. General Manager Dave Lawrence told wba.co.uk: “It’s a great venue, the pitch is […]
James Anderson, the Edinburgh philanthropist and fund manager, has donated £250,000 to the Scottish Football Partnership Trust to help sustain the women’s game through the Covid crisis. James Clydesdale, chair of the SFP Trust, said: […]
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