Chelsea line up/ @chelseafcw Sam Kerr’s glancing header extends Chelsea’s unbeaten run in the WSL on a drizzly afternoon on the south coast. A first half goal from in-form forward Sam Kerr was enough to clinch the victory for Chelsea in what proved to be a difficult fixture at the People’s Pension Stadium. Brighton welcomed … Continue reading Chelsea vs Brighton: Chelsea’s patience pays off as creativity unlocks Brighton’s defence →

The biggest stars in women's football join the WSL Before the beginning of the 2020/21 Barclays Women’s Super League, murmurs began to bubble away in the background that some big-name signings were shaping up to join the WSL. Fast-forward to the beginning of September and those rumblings erupted into the mainstream, revealing an array of … Continue reading Big Names; Big Expectations: How have the new star signings performed in the Women’s Super League? →

"Alex Scott needs to stick to creating an only fans page not talking football."@JordanCook8 "Alex Scott's punditry is classic. Couldn't have less of a clue about football, Sky literally ticking a box."@BendyXVIII "Qualified? She speaks utter shite 99% of the time."@lethal1903 Alex Scott. 140 caps for England. Twenty-two trophies. A Champions League winner's medal. A … Continue reading In defence of Alex Scott: She’s here to stay so get used to it →

Fran Kirby celebrates after an excellent finish to make it 3-1. Photograph: Harriet Lander/Chelsea FC/Getty Images Controversial penalty decisions proved to be the talking point as Chelsea secured a 3-1 victory against Manchester City at Kingsmeadow. Both sides came into the game off the back of convincing wins in the Continental Cup mid-week, which was … Continue reading Chelsea vs Manchester City: Penalty controversy overshadows a convincing Chelsea display →

Defensive Duo: Lucy Bronze and Alex Greenwood's recent return tells us a lot about the status of the WSL. Photograph: Matt McNulty - Manchester City/Getty Images. The Women’s Super League is back. The hive of transfer activity has reached its climax and the ping of twitter notifications hailing the next summer signing has transcended social … Continue reading Building a competition that rivals European and American dominance is no longer a dream. The Women’s Super League is the new magnet for women’s football and here’s why you should be excited… →

Leah Galton equalises for Manchester United to round off a great performance Photograph: Martin Rickett Chelsea rue early misses as steely Manchester United prove this years Women's Super League is set to be the toughest yet. All eyes were on reigning champions Chelsea as they took on Manchester United in their opening fixture of the … Continue reading Chelsea Women vs Manchester United Women: A Tale of Two Halves →

Brendan Rogers and Frank Lampard the last time the two sides met Less than three days since Chelsea’s important win against Manchester City, the Blues are back in action today with a FA Cup quarter-final tie against a Leicester City side yet to record a win since the Premier League restart. Chelsea come into the … Continue reading FA CUP PREVIEW: Chelsea vs Leicester City →

The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup hosts will be decided today by FIFA’s Council, with two bids – one from Columbia and a joint proposal from Australia and New Zealand, the last two remaining bids in the process. To celebrate this moment, we'll take a look back at the previous FIFA Women’s World Cups – … Continue reading 2023 FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP BID: A look back at the creation and progress of the Women’s World Cup →