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Latest Women's Football news, updates and analysis.
Khadija Shaw has decided to leave Manchester City at the end of her contract in June, with Chelsea reported as favourites to sign the Jamaica striker after talks with City stalled...
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Manchester City manager Andree Jeglertz says he believed from the start his side could win the Women's Super League this season, crediting the club's ambition, squad quality and p...
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Arsenal's 1-1 draw away to Brighton on 6 May 2026 confirmed Manchester City as Women's Super League champions — City's first WSL crown since 2016.
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Manchester City ended a decade-long wait for Women's Super League glory in 2026. This analysis explains how City rebuilt under consistent principles, the key contributors, squad d...
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Manchester City secured the Women's Super League title on 6 May 2026 after Arsenal were held to a draw at Brighton, handing City the trophy despite not playing on the day.
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Arsenal's 1-1 draw at Brighton allowed Manchester City to claim the Women's Super League title, with City's rivals unable to secure the win needed to keep the race alive.
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Manchester City clinched the Women’s Super League title — their first in a decade — ending Chelsea’s recent dominance of English women’s football.
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Arsenal's defence of the UEFA Women's Champions League ends after Lyon overturn the first-leg deficit to reach the final, while Barcelona progress to set up a heavyweight final wi...
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Preview and team news ahead of Brighton & Hove Albion Women vs Arsenal Women in the Women’s Super League, with predictions and possible lineups.
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Sam Kerr's early header helped Chelsea beat Leicester 3-1, clinching a Women's Champions League place and making Kerr Chelsea's all-time top WSL goalscorer.
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Lea Schuller scored her first WSL goal to earn Manchester United Women a 1-1 draw with Brighton at Leigh Sports Village, leaving United’s faint Champions League hopes damaged ahea...
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Arsenal travel to Lyon for the second leg of their Champions League semi-final with forward Stina Blackstenius emerging as an understated but vital attacking outlet.
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