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Recap all the action from the Lionesses glorious 2025 Women's Euros campaign 2025: The Year of the Lioness Back Recap all the action from the Lionesses glorious 2025 Women's Euros campaign Getty Monday, 4 August 2025 By Paul Donegan Even a few days on from Sunday, it is still amazing that the Lionesses went to Switzerland and defended their European title. There were times during the tournament when I thought they wouldn’t but their belief and never give up attitude helped them become champions again. The penalty shoot-out win over Spain in the final in Basel saw them become the first senior England side to win a major tournament on foreign soil. Chloe Kelly scored the decisive spot kick which saw her win the Euros for the Lionesses again like three years ago. Sarina Wiegman has now won three European Championships in a row as Head coach after winning in 2017 with the Netherlands then again in 2022 and 2025. The Euros didn’t start well for England with a poor performance and 2-1 defeat against France in the group stage. The next game against the Netherlands was already a must win one which the Lionesses did in style winning 4-0. They knew a win against Wales in the last group match would see them through to the knockout stages and they defeated them 6-1 to progress. Sweden took a 2-0 lead in the quarter-final and it could have been worse for England had Hannah Hampton not made some vital saves. Wiegman brought on Kelly and Michelle Agyemang during the second half and they proved to be the game changers with Kelly assisting a Lucy Bronze goal then Agyemang scored the equaliser to take the match to extra-time. There were no further goals with the Lionesses winning the penalty shootout 3-2. After going behind to a first half goal from Italy in the semi-final, it was the introduction of Kelly and Agyemang that proved to be the turning point again. Just as it looked like Italians were going to reach the final, Agyemang found the net to equalise in the 96 th minute before Kelly scored from the rebound after her penalty had been saved to win the match for England in the 119 th minute. The remaining four minutes and 52 seconds was the only time the Lionesses were ahead during the knockout stages. The Euro 2025 final was a rematch of the World Cup final two years ago against Spain. Spain took the lead in the 25 th minute and looked the better side during the first half. Kelly come on as a substitute again and her cross was headed in by Alessia Russo to equalise for England. There were no further goals during the remainder of the 90 minutes or during extra time with Leah Williamson and Jess Carter being solid in defence. Penalties again and Hampton saved two of Spain’s leaving Kelly to score the winning penalty as the Lionesses won the shootout 3-1. Williamson went up to lift the trophy again after doing the same three years ago at Wembley. The final was watched by about 16 million people on television in the UK. The celebrations got into full swing in Switzerland and England and there were hundreds waiting at Southend Airport when the squad flew back on Monday afternoon. On Tuesday at the Homecoming parade, around 65,000 packed The Mall and in front of Buckingham Palace to welcome the team home. Where I was stood near the start of the parade, it was brilliant to see the crowd was about 10 people deep with lots of flags being waved and people cheering. So how did the Lionesses win the Euros. Wiegman made a big tactical change after the France defeat with James moving into the attacking right side position in place of Mead and Toone coming into the number 10 role. In defence, Alex Greenwood moved to the left side and Carter in the centre with Williamson. These changes seemed to work on the whole. Crucial substitutions were also made during matches that turned out to be game changing with Kelly and Agyemang coming on. The squad was full of winners and players who don’t know how to lose. Six came from Chelsea’s domestically undefeated treble winners in the past season whilst another five played for Arsenal in their UEFA Women’s Champions League win against Barcelona in May. It is maybe unfair from a squad of winners to pick out individuals but I just want to pick a few out. 19-year-old Michelle Agyemang was maybe a but of a surprise choice for the squad for some (me included) but she turned out to be a super sub and won the Young Player of the Tournament award. Chloe Kelly was thinking of giving up football in January before her move to Arsenal and turned out to be an absolute star at the Euros! Lucy Bronze played near enough every minute of the tournament with a fractured tibia. Hannah Hampton made big saves and conceded only three out of eleven penalties which is the best save rate (27%) in Women’s Euros history. It wasn’t all good news with both Hampton & Ella Toone both had deaths in the family before and during the tournament, thoughts with them and their families, whilst Jess Carter received some vile racial abuse on social media. England beat a few European Championship records during the tournament! 11 different players scored goals in Switzerland (Keira Walsh, Lauren James, Georgia Stanway, Ella Toone, Lauren Hemp, Alessia Russo, Beth Mead, Aggie Beever-Jones, Lucy Bronze, Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly). The win over Wales saw a record for the most different scorers in a single Euro game as six players found the net. They completed the biggest comeback in a Euro knockout tie coming back from two down to beat Sweden on penalties. They also had the most wins on penalties in a single Euros tournament. So that is Euro 2025 done and dusted! England will be looking to defend their title again in 2029!

SheBelieves Cup 2020: Squad (usual England positions) GK: Ellie Roebuck, Carly Telford, Sandy MacIver DF: Steph Houghton, Lucy Bronze, Demi Stokes, Alex Greenwood, Leah Williamson, Abbie McManus, Rachel Daly, Millie Bright, Grace Fisk MF: Keira Walsh, Jill Scott, Jordan Nobbs, Lucy Staniforth, FW: Ellen White, Lauren Hemp, Beth England, Toni Duggan, Nikita Parris, Chloe Kelly, Georgia Stanway FA By Charlotte Stacey With the Lionesses first game of the SheBelieves Cup taking place in just over two weeks, the squad announcement could not come quick enough for fans. A fair few changes from last year's World Cup squad, it will remain to be seen as to whether the Lionesses will gel as cohesively as they did in the summer. However, with all of these players performing considerably well at their respective clubs, Phil Neville has certainly picked a mighty line-up. With the recent injury of Beth Mead, as well as the longer term recoveries of Karen Bardsley and Fran Kirby, Neville's squad ultimately had space for less experienced players to have a crack on the main stage. Considering their outstanding seasons so far, it is encouraging to see the likes of Ellie Roebuck, Lauren Hemp, Chloe Kelly and Beth England in the squad. Noting their current form, it can be argued that all four of these players should be a part of at least one starting eleven. Sandy MacIver and Grace Fisk have received their senior call ups and it may be favourable to have them play a decent amount of minutes. These youthful players, alongside the slightly more practised Keira Walsh, Georgia Stanway and Leah Williamson, are, after all, the makings of the next pride of Lionesses. This could prove to be the perfect opportunity to exercise a future team. FA However, it is always satisfying to see the old faithfuls in the squad. The national side should have a certain amount of stability and reliability at its heart. Sharing a pitch with the experience of players such as Steph Houghton, Jill Scott, Lucy Bronze and Ellen White, will give the youngsters the much needed support that they will seek. Blending experience with youth is sure to set the team up nicely. After missing out on the World Cup it is pleasing to have the always valuable Jordan Nobbs back in the middle. The Lionesses must work to utilise her as Arsenal do. However, looking at usual positions for England, having only four 'typical' midfielders looks a little concerning. Nevertheless, this does mean that there is wiggle room for a few formational options, and the opportunity for players to move into perhaps slightly more comfortable positions. We could possibly see the ever versatile Rachel Daly move up field, Williamson positioned closer to the middle, or Hemp dropping back slightly on the wing. Looking at the games themselves, it must be noted that although the USA look to be the biggest threat, they should not be deemed as the only one. Both Spain and Japan will be challenging games. The Lionesses will approach them with the utmost respect, careful to remember that the games won on paper are not always the games won in reality. Neville's conscientious mix of youth and experience looks to set the Lionesses in good stead for not only the SheBelieves Cup, but for future international tournaments. With plenty to look forward to, it is time to avenge that World Cup Semi-Final and bring this trophy home once again. Let's go ladies, WeBelieve in you.

Hege Riise names her 18 strong Olympic squad that will head to Japan this summer. Team GB News Team GB Squad Announced Hege Riise names her 18 strong Olympic squad that will head to Japan this summer. Girls on the Ball 27 May 2021 By Charlotte Stacey Hege Riise has named her squad that will head to Tokyo to represent Team GB in the upcoming Olympics. The Norwegian has announced her eighteen player roster made up of players from the home nations. As expected, the Lionesses form the majority of the squad with fifteen of the chosen players hailing from England. Arsenal captain Kim Little and Manchester City midfielder Caroline Weir feature as the only two Scotland internationals, and Chelsea’s Sophie Ingle is the only Welsh player to have been called upon. Manchester City’s Ellie Roebuck, and OL Reign’s Karen Bardsley, have been selected as the two goalkeepers to go forward. Roebuck has played another impressive with City, keeping a total of thirteen clean sheets across all competitions. After over a year out due to injury, Bardsley joined NWSL side Reign on loan until the end of July in a bid to gather more game time. Bardsley played her first international fixture in over six hundred days in the Lionesses most recent friendly against Canada in April. Riise has opted for a familiar defensive structure selecting candidates solely from her acquainted English stock. Fullbacks Lucy Bronze and Demi Stokes have made the cut, as well as fellow City teammate and Lionesses skipper Steph Houghton. Houghton has recently recovered from an Achilles injury, yet with her wealth of expertise and calm leadership, the veteran was expected to named. Arsenal’s progressive defender Leah Williamson and Chelsea’s steadfast Millie Bright take the number of centre backs selected to three. Houston Dash captain Rachel Daly has also been given the nod and is predicted to take on a defensive role despite becoming Houston’s all time top goal scorer this week. Riise’s midfield options include Wales captain Sophie Ingle and City staple Keira Walsh, both of whom show great capability in anchoring the middle third. Everton’s Jill Scott offers vast international experience as well as an energetic spirit. Navigational wizard Kim Little and left footed wonder Caroline Weir finish off a well-rounded midfield. Upfront, City striker Ellen White leads line and will likely be flanked by teammate Lauren Hemp on the wing. Chelsea’s record goal scorer and player of the season Fran Kirby has rightly made the squad. The forward has played a remarkable season and will be looking to emulate this success in Tokyo. Manchester City’s Georgia Stanway will bring some much-needed grit; however, the youngster will likely find herself used all over the pitch due to her notable versatility. Ever present England forward Nikita Parris has also been selected to add an aggressive attacking spark to the mix. Team GB have been drawn in Group E and will face hosts Japan, Chile and Canada. Their campaign will kick off against Chile on 21st July, they will then play Japan on 24th July and finish the group stage against Canada on 27th July. Full squad: Karen, Bardsley, Ellie Roebuck, Lucy Bronze, Millie Bright, Rachel Daly, Steph Houghton, Demi Stokes, Leah Williamson, Sophie Ingle, Kim Little, Jill Scott, Keira Walsh, Caroline Weir, Lauren Hemp, Fran Kirby, Nikita Parris, Georgia Stanway, Ellen White Reserves: Sandy MacIver, Lotte Wubben-Moy, Niamh Charles, Ella Toone

Everything you need to know about the WSL. Women's Super League History The Women's Super League (WSL) is the highest tier of women's football in England. The League, run by the Football Association (FA) and sponsored by Barclays, currently consists of twelve professional teams. Brief History The FA WSL was first introduced in 2011 to replace the FA Women's Premier League National Division as the highest division of women's football. Initially, the league was played across the summer months. Of the sixteen teams that applied, eight teams were selected to take part in the WSL's inaugural season: Arsenal, Birmingham City, Bristol Academy, Chelsea, Doncaster Rovers Belles, Everton, Lincoln Ladies and Liverpool. In 2014, a second division, the FA WSL 2, was introduced featuring ten teams. Doncaster Rover Belles were relegated to the WSL 2 and Manchester City were awarded a place in the top division, the then named, WSL 1. In 2016 a team from the then FA Women's Premier League earned promotion into the WSL 2, connecting the WSL to the the leagues lower down in the football pyramid. It was also announced in 2016 that the WSL would become a winter league as per tradition with English football. Prior to the 2018-2019 season, the WSL 1 became fully professional and was renamed as the FA Women's Super League. Teams had to re-apply to participate, form youth academies and offer players a minimum of 16 hour a week contracts. At this time, Sunderland were demoted to the third tier of the pyramid. Brighton and Hove Albion and West Ham United were moved into the WSL. The WSL 2 was renamed as the FA Women's Championship at this time. Ben Greatorex Ben Greatorex The league was then extended further before the 2019-2020 season with Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur gaining promotion from the Championship, taking the the total number of teams to twelve. The FA also launched the FA Player enabling access to live WSL games for free to audiences worldwide. Sky Sports and the BBC confirmed a landmark deal with the FA to broadcast the WSL in 2021. Both the Women's Super League and Women's Championship were 're-branded' in 2022 to the Barclays Women's Super League and Women's Championship, dropping the FA status. As of 2022 both leagues still consist of 12 teams and are run by the FA. Ben Greatorex

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A quick guide to London City Lionesses who compete in the Women's Championship. London City Lionesses Website https://www.londoncitylionesses.com/ Manager Carolina Morace - ITA Captain Squad London City Lionesses London City Lionesses 1/1 Number Player Position Nationality 1 Grace Moloney GK IRL 2 Grace Neville DF NZL 2 Grace Neville DF ENG 3 Emma Mukandi DF SCO 4 Georgia Brougham DF ENG 4 Charlotte Fleming MF ENG 6 Carly Girasoli DF SCO 6 Sonia O'Neill MF VEN 7 Lucy Shepherd FW ENG 7 Lois Joel DF ENG 8 Amy Rodgers MF ENG 8 Connie Scofield MF ENG 9 Rianna Jarrett FW IRL 10 Lily Agg MF ENG 11 Jamie-Lee Napier FW SCO 11 Tinaya Alexander FW ENG 12 Hermoine Cull GK ENG 12 Hermioe Cull GK ENG 13 Paige Satchell FW NZL 14 Harley Bennett DF ENG 15 Hayley Nolan DF IRL 16 Karin Muya FW ENG 17 Lucy Fitzgreald FW ENG 17 Lucy Fitzgerald MF ENG 18 Anna Pedersen GK ENG 18 Danielle Carter FW ENG 19 Sarah Ewens FW SCO 20 Atlanta Primus MF ENG 20 Maddi Wilde DF ENG 22 Lois Joel DF ENG 24 Shanade Hopcroft FW ENG 25 Lois Heuchan DF SCO 27 Katie Kitching FW ENG 28 Sophie Hillyerd GK ENG 30 Shae Yanez GK USA 31 Ruesha Littlejohn MF IRL 71 Niamh Farralley MF IRL 90 Millie Farrow FW ENG Ground Princes Park Stadium, Darenth Rd, Dartford DA1 1RT

A quick guide to Charlton Athletic who compete in the Women's Championship. Charlton Athletic Website https://www.charltonafc.com/squad/763 Manager Karen Hills - ENG Captain Squad Charlton Athletic Charlton Athletic 1/1 Number Player Position Nationality Rachel Newborough DF NIR Lucy Watson (on loan from Chelsea) FW ENG Corinne Henson FW ENG Emily Simpkins MF ENG Emma Follis FW ENG Mary Bashford MF ENG Lauren Bruton MF ENG 1 Sian Rogers GK ENG 2 Rebecca McKenna DF WAL 4 Mia Ross MF ENG 5 Elisha N'Dow DF ENG 6 Melissa Johnson FW ENG 7 Angela Addison FW ENG 8 Carla Humphrey DF ENG 9 Freda Ayisi MF ENG 10 Kate Longhurst MF ENG 11 Tegan McGowan FW WAL 12 Jessica Gray GK ENG 14 Freya Godfrey (in on loan) FW ENG 15 Kayleigh Green FW ENG 16 Heidi Logan (out on loan) MF ENG 16 Karin Muya FW ENG 17 Kiera Skeels DF ENG 18 Lois Roche MF IRL 19 Ella Rtherford FW ENG 20 Mary Bashford MF ENG 21 Sophie O'Rourke DF ENG 22 Beth Roe DF ENG 25 Hannah Godfrey DF SCO 30 Poppy Soper (out on loan) GK WAL Ground The Oakwood (VCD Athletic), Old Road, Crayford, Kent DA1 4DN

SheBelieves Cup 2020: England v Spain 11th March 2020 By Charlotte Stacey Sam Hodde Coming off of a win from Sunday’s game against Japan, England supporters were hopeful that the Lionesses would end their SheBelieves campaign on a high. With a more convincing penultimate performance, the Lionesses would be looking to achieve the same in their final fixture against Spain. With Spain laying second in the table, and both England and Spain having three points each, the winner of this match was looking likely to place second, with Japan and USA still to play the final game. Realistically with it looking unlikely that they would defend the title, a silver ranking would leave the Lionesses with a good feeling before heading home. True to his word, Phil Neville made eight changes to his starting line-up. Captain Steph Houghton and midfielder Keira Walsh being rested, meant a start for Abbie McManus, and a mix up in the middle. Leah Williamson moving forward to play alongside captain for the night Jill Scott. Jordan Nobbs, Nikita Parris and Toni Duggan sitting just behind goal scorer Ellen White, who alone is leading the line. Beth England and standout player Lauren Hemp both out of the squad for the final game with injury and illness respectively. For Spain, seven changes to their line-up, with the very dangerous Jennifer Hermoso surprisingly starting on the bench. Top goal scorer of the tournament Lucia Garcia starting up front. Looking at Spain’s performances, they have certainly impressed. Keeping the USWNT at bay until the bitter end and somewhat unexpectedly giving as good as they got, the Lionesses needed to approach this game with a headstrong mentality and a pressing momentum. With temperatures soaring in Texas, at 5:15pm, the first of the final game was underway. Spain began to press very early with Garcia putting Carly Telford under pressure in the first minute. But the Lionesses soon turned it around with a string of chances throughout the first half. The first big threatening play came from Parris, whose strong run, finished with a naughty nutmeg, couldn’t connect a ball to teammate. By 15 minutes, the Lionesses had another go, Rachel Daly’s class touch led to a quick flick on from Jill Scott into the path of White. White unfortunately gets too much on it and sends it over the bar. Spain did manage to find a few little passages to threaten, most notably a ball over the head of both centre backs looking for Garcia, yet nothing coming of it. The Lionesses pushing again with some very demanding runs from Parris, Nobbs and White, saw England find a hopeful rhythm for the most part of the first 45. Around the half an hour mark, a characteristic Williamson – Nobbs link up, saw Nobbs feed a ball into White. White’s shot is saved and comes out to Parris, the rebound again blocked. A very good chance for England. The Lionesses certainly looked to be the stronger side at the end of the first half and should have converted those chances to open the score line, but as it stood, at half time the match was goalless. Getty Images With Spain coming into the second half on the back foot, changes needed to be made. A triple change of Putellas, Corredera and Cardona, for Sosa, Ouahabi and Caldentey, saw them start with a much more experienced feel. For England, Houghton replacing Bright for the final 45. The Spanish changes certainly made an impact, with a sneaky run down the right getting the better of Daly threatening within five minutes of the restart. Telford not having much to do in the first half was now being heavily tested, Spain hammering their attacks, warning the English back four. A lapse of concentration from Duggan meant Spain were almost able to capitalise, taking out McManus and Houghton, Telford’s mighty save kept the score line level. A wake-up call for the Lionesses. With substitutes peppered throughout for both sides, it was youngsters Chloe Kelly and debutant Alessia Russo that ended up shaking things up for England at 70 minutes. A sparkling first minute for Kelly saw her win and direct in a dangerous corner, the rebound returning to her, but possibly rash in her decision, she placed her shot wide. A flash of quality for the Lionesses in the second half. Spain continued to press hard, drawing England back into their own half for much of the remainder of the game, playing now as we had expected in the first half. At 83 minutes another Spanish attack went out for a corner. Perfect delivery in, perfect head to the ball. Telford no chance. Putellas put Spain ahead with under ten minutes to go. One last go at either end, with Garcia whizzing one wide of Telford, and Parris getting a foot to Kelly’s free-kick, but neither managing to get it over the line. The final whistle blew, England – nil, Spain – 1. A pleasing first half set the Lionesses in good stead, there was confidence and creativity up front, and solidarity at the back, with Spain not even managing a shot on goal. Excellent long passes flying from Williamson and Bright, and a relentless work rate shown by White and Parris. England were perhaps unfortunate not to have scored, yet they have the quality to finish those chances and they must execute this. The Spanish half time team talk, along with their power from the bench, saw them restart as a completely different team. England seemingly lured into a false sense of security very much found themselves on the back foot and panicked. A few careless mistakes and some sloppy passes and Spain were able to amp up the pressure with ease. Yet even so, there were individual performances that excelled. McManus made a number of timely challenges that saved the outstanding Telford from having to work harder than she already was. Kelly and Russo’s arrival saw the hunger of two players determined to make difference, and this was noted. It is worth mentioning that the officiating of this game was questionable at certain points. The referee pulled back play and blew up a number of times cutting short the advantage for both sides. Parris in particular suffered because of this. Yellow cards came out far too quickly for challenges that were fair, and at one point Greenwood’s set piece was called up for no apparent reason. But in spite of this, the Lionesses performance should have been enough to at least get on the scoresheet. Neville’s tactics perhaps once again questionable, with Spain ending with a more experienced team, and England finishing with a lesser one. But credit to Spain, they brought out the big guns and it paid off. A bitter end to a disappointing campaign for the Lionesses, but some big individual performances to applaud. Now calls the time to regroup and refocus. We have the tools, let’s use them.

Team GB secure their spot at the top of Group E after drawing 1-1 with Canada. Team GB News Team GB: Top of the Table Secured Team GB secure their spot at the top of Group E after drawing 1-1 with Canada. via Team GB 27 July 2021 By Charlotte Stacey Having already booked their place in the final eight, Team GB faced Canada in their final match of the group stages. Team GB boss, Hege Riise, opted for quite the mix-up in personnel. Co-captains Steph Houghton and Kim Little were rotated to the bench and so Chelsea’s Sophie Ingle donned the armband for the first time. Midfielder Jill Scott made her first start of the tournament. Keira Walsh and Lauren Hemp who both started the two previous matches were not named in the squad for this fixture. Fran Kirby and Lotte Wubben-Moy were named as substitutes meaning all players have been named in the matchday squad at least once. On the other side, Bev Priestman’s Canada lined-up differently with some notable absences in their starting eleven. Allysha Chapman, Desiree Scott and captain Christine Sinclair were not named as part of the squad. Early pressure from Canada kicked us off with a few sloppy clearances in quick succession putting Team GB seemingly on the backfoot. However, after 20 minutes of ‘to-in and fro-ing’ between the two sides, Team GB began to find a little bit of rhythm in retaining possession. An opportunity arose for Canada at 27 minutes after a throw-in ricocheted off of Leah Williamson’s face, falling loosely into the area close to Canada’s Janine Beckie. The danger was quickly averted by a quick moving Millie Bright who ensured Ellie Roebuck would not be put to the test. Team GB responded as their first chance of the match fell to Rachel Daly. Jill Scott picked up the ball in the middle of the park and sent it out wide to Daly. Daly collected it well, closing down the space as she drove in centrally. Daly’s shot was interrupted timely by Ashely Lawrence and sent out of touch by Stephanie Labbe. At 38 minutes Demi Stokes fed in a beautifully timed pass to Nikita Parris just inside the 25-yard box. Parris was off-balance but managed a flick on to Caroline Weir who was square on to goal. Weir could not catch her footing in time and the chance fell to nothing. Similarly to the first, Canada came out of the blocks looking lively for the second half. By 49 minutes the Canadians had already had themselves a chance as a run down the flank is collected by Evelyn Viens. Her tight angled shot was deflected off of Bright and Roebuck collected comfortably. Three minutes later the Brits found themselves in hot water again as an error by Roebuck left Canada with the opportunity to capitalise on an open goal. Roebuck misjudge her pass out from the back and gifted the ball straight to Adriana Leon. Once again, Bright put herself on the line and made a crucial block as frictions began to tense. The first goal of the match came in moments later at 54 minutes. Lawrence made a thundering run down the left-hand side before releasing a perfectly accurate ball to an unmarked Leon. Leon took her shot in with one-touch and sank the ball past Roebuck. After Canada broke the ice, Team GB began to recompose themselves and found themselves knocking on the door for the last twenty minutes of the match. Notably Weir’s tight left sided shot managed to hit both the crossbar and the post. Eventually the equaliser came around the 82-minute mark when Weir finally managed to pot her first goal of the tournament. After receiving the ball in space, Weir lined up a long range shot and fire it on target. Weir’s effort was deflected by Canada’s Nichelle Prince and bounced its way into the back of the net. Full time: Canada 1-1 Team GB. A square result means that Team GB finish at the top of the table in Group E. They will go on to face Australia in their quarter final match on Friday 30th August at 11am (BST). Canada: Stephanie Labbe (GK), Kadeisha Buchannan (C), Quinn (65’), Deanne Rose (45’), Jayde Riviere, Adriana Leon, Ashley Lawrence (80’), Evelyn Viens (52’), Vanessa Gilles, Janine Beckie (45’), Sophie Schmidt Substitutes: Kailen Sheridan (GK), Gabrielle Carle (80’), Jessie Fleming (45’), Juila Grosso (65’), Jordyn Huitema (45’), Nichelle Prince (52’), Shelina Zadorsky Team GB: Ellie Roebuck (GK), Lucy Bronze, Millie Bright, Leah Williamson, Demi Stokes, Sophie Ingle (72’) (C), Jill Scott (62’), Caroline Weir, Rachel Daly (62’), Georgia Stanway, Nikita Parris Substitutes: Sandy MacIver (GK), Lotte Wubben-Moy, Ella Toone, Fran Kirby (72’), Ellen White (62’), Kim Little (62’), Steph Houghton

A quick guide to Sheffield United who compete in the Women's Championship. Sheffield United Website https://www.sufc.co.uk/women/ Manager Jonathan Morgan - ENG Captain Sophie Barker Squad Sheffield United Sheffield United 1/1 Number Player Position Nationality 1 Fran Stenson GK ENG 2 Charley Docherty DF ENG 3 Charlotte Newsham DF ENG 4 Sophie Barker MF ENG 5 Molly Graham DF ENG 6 Tara Bourne DF ENG 7 Jess Sigsworth FW ENG 8 Maddy Cusack MF ENG 9 Bex Rayner MF ENG 10 Isobel Godwin DF ENG 11 Ashley Hodson FW ENG 12 Jodie Hutton MF ENG 13 Olivia Page MF NZL 14 Ellie May FW ENG 15 Tamara Wilcock MF ENG 16 Chene Muir FW ENG 17 Sophie Haywood FW ENG 18 Ella Kinzett MF ENG 19 Atlanta Brown MF ENG 22 Darcie Sugden-Brook DF ENG 24 Ruby Clarke MF ENG 24 Rachel Brown MF ENG 29 Fallon Connolly-Jackson DF ENG 32 Juliet Adebowale-Arimoro FW ENG 33 Bethan Davies GK ENG Ground Sheffield United Football Club, Bramall Lane, Sheffield, S2 4SU

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Read More Lionesses: Euro 2025 Guide 5 July 2025 Check out our full guide to the Lionesses Euro's 2025 campaign Read More England Talent Pathway Discussion with Kay Cossington 16 July 2024 FA Women's Technical Director addresses the Lionesses talent pathway Read More Playing alongside England idols is "what dreams are made of!" says Beever-Jones 30 May 2024 Chelsea's Millie Bright and Aggie Beever-Jones look forward to England's upcoming matches against France Read More England's Leftback Puzzle: Could Hannah Blundell Have Been the Missing Piece? 1 June 2023 We look at three leftback options that could have been on Sarina Wiegman's radar, including Manchester United's Hannah Blundell Read More A Rachel Daly double sees England thrill at CBS Arena 19 February 2023 The Lionesses top the table after beating Italy 2-1 in their second match of the Arnold Clark Cup Read More In focus: Niamh Charles 13 February 2023 Chelsea supporters give their thoughts on Niamh's Charles' England call-up for the Arnold Clark Cup Read More Lionesses beat Austria 2-0 to qualify for World Cup 4 September 2022 A clean run through the World Cup Qualifying games sees the Lionesses straight through to next years tournament Read More Provisional Euro's Squad is announced 22 May 2022 Sarina Wiegman has named a 28-player provisional England squad for the 2022 UEFA Women’s EURO Read More Arnold Clark Cup: England v Germany 23 February 2022 England clinch the trophy as the winners of the very first Arnold Clark Cup Read More Georgia Stanway wants to make the midfield her own 16 February 2022 Manchester City and England midfielder Georgia Stanway says she’s at a point in her career where she’d like to “master” just a single position on the pitch Read More England Beat Austria 1-0 to Retain Their Place at the Top 27 November 2021 England’s occasion at the Stadium of Light ends in victory as the Lionesses remain unbeaten in their World Cup Qualifying games. Read More Ella Toone: Making Memories at Wembley 20 October 2021 Manchester United's Ella Toone on facing Northern Ireland, playing at Wembley and having teammate Alessia Russo back in the England Squad. Read More A New Era: Lionesses September Squad List 7 September 2021 New boss Sarina Wiegman has announced her squad for the Lionesses upcoming September fixtures. Read More Friendly: France 3 - 1 England 9 April 2021 Lionesses fall short against French "B" side. Read More Lionesses October Squad Announced 13 October 2020 Latest Lionesses squad announced for October training camp. Read More Shoes to Phil 11 September 2020 Phil Neville to step down as Lionesses head coach. Read More "We don't want to be looking back" says Wiegman 26 February 2025 England prepare to face World Champions Spain at Wembley Stadium Read More England versus France: 2025 Euro's Qualifiers 9 June 2024 Review of the Lionesses double header against France Read More Time to switch it up? What might come next for the Lionesses 11 April 2024 Ben Gilby discusses changes England could potentially adopt alongside the rise of the Matildas Read More Lionesses World Cup Squad Announced 1 June 2023 Sarina Wiegman has named her 23 player World Cup Squad that will head to Australia and New Zealand this summer Read More England earn comfortable win in Arnold Clark Cup opener 17 February 2023 A cruising 4-0 victory over Korea England sees England thrill at Stadium MK Read More Exclusive: "It's about making the nation proud" says Ella Toone ahead of World Cup 12 January 2023 England's Ella Toone looks ahead to a stellar year of international football including the FIFA Women's World Cup Read More Movement in the Lionesses camp 25 August 2022 Sarina Wiegman announces Lionesses squad ahead of World Cup Qualifiers Read More "There's no higher honour" says new vice-captain Millie Bright 7 April 2022 England boss Sarina Wigeman announced that defender Millie Bright is second in line for the captaincy, ready for the upcoming European Championships this summer. Read More The Walsh-Williamson Pivot: Can It Work? 19 February 2022 England's use of a double pivot against Canada saw the Lionesses look refreshed and confident Read More Arnold Clark Cup: Bumper Guide 16 February 2022 The Lionesses will host the very First Arnold Clark Cup, a round-robin style tournament featuring four nations Read More Lionesses: November Camp 20 November 2021 England boss Sarina Wigeman has named a 23-player squad to round off the final international break of the year. Read More Lionesses: October World Cup Qualifiers 18 October 2021 24 player squad to take England through October’s World Cup qualifiers. Read More Lionesses Camp June 2021 3 June 2021 A 21 player squad has been announced for the Lionesses' upcoming training camp. Read More February Squad Announced 10 February 2021 Latest squad announced for February's training camp. Read More September Training Camp 11 September 2020 Latest Lionesses squad announced for their first training camp since the SheBelieves Cup. Read More

Match Reports Aggie Beever-Jones lights up Wembley with first half hat-trick 3 June 2025 The Lionesses thrashed Portugal 6-0 in Wembley win Read More England light up Wembley with impressive victory over Spain 27 February 2025 The Lionesses secured a 1-0 win over the World Champions Read More Five out of five for Manchester United 4 February 2025 The Red Devils earn five consecutive league wins after a 1-0 win over Spurs Read More West Ham go to the top of Group C after triumph at Hayes Lane 27 November 2024 London City Lionesses suffer heavy 4-1 defeat to the Hammers Read More Southampton bag a later winner at The Valley 5 November 2024 Tara Bourne clinched the Saints' first victory over the London club Read More London City pick up another three points at home 25 September 2024 The Pride add another three points to their tally in unbeaten start to season Read More Foord opens UWCL campaign with a bang 5 September 2024 Arsenal hurt Rangers in 6-0 thrashing Read More Down to the wire - the WSL title is taken to the final day 15 May 2024 Chelsea edge past gritty Spurs to take tense title race to the final day Read More Lehmann sinks a low shot past the Seagulls 7 May 2024 Alisha Lehmann's effort was enough to earn visitors Aston Villa three points for the road Read More Fans come out in droves to applaud fantastic Lewes as they are relegated from the Championship 22 April 2024 Lewes are relegated from the Championship as Crystal Palace are one step away from promotion Read More Debuts and returns: Arsenal are victorious over Bristol City 15 April 2024 It was a welcome return for Laura Wienroither at Meadow Park as the Gunners beat Bristol City 5-0 Read More Lionesses opening Euro's qualifier ends with a draw 6 April 2024 England and Sweden share the points in flat Wembley clash Read More Vinberg pokes home first Spurs goal 17 March 2024 Matilda Vinberg’s early goal was enough as Spurs edged out Leicester City in a largely forgettable encounter in E10 Read More Russo brings Derby Delight to Arsenal as they sink Spurs 3 March 2024 Alessia Russo's effort lights up another sold out Emirates Read More One A-Shaw-ed City performance in London 18 February 2024 Bunny Shaw earned Manchester City all three points in their visit to Kingsmeadow Read More Graham sends Spurs through in FA Cup glory 11 February 2024 Kit Graham's late winner irks the Addicks in testing FA Cup match Read More Blackburn Rovers earn a big win in Dartford 4 February 2024 London City can't find an equaliser in tight game with the Rovers Read More Arsenal pinch a win over rousing Toffees 22 January 2024 Beth Mead's half time goal earned the Gunners another win at Meadow Park Read More Martha Thomas' defining goal paints North London white 16 December 2023 Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was rocking after Spurs pull of an emphatic 1-0 victory over Arsenal Read More Sheffield United earn all three points in Reading 24 October 2023 Reading face defeat at home as the Blades take a comfortable win 3-1 on the road Read More Two late goals from the Arsenal sees the Emirates rock 15 October 2023 Aston Villa held Arsenal right to the end but couldn't do enough to stop the Gunners two late efforts Read More Chelsea delight at Stamford Bridge in WSL opener 1 October 2023 Mia Fishel and Lauren James earn the Blues their first three points of the season in 2-1 win over Spurs Read More St. Albans City v Stevenage 4 September 2023 St Albans and Stevenage shared a point apiece at Clarance Park in tough-fought thriller Read More WSL: Leicester City v West Ham 22 May 2023 West Ham earn an important 2-1 win over Leicester putting the Foxes at risk of relegation Read More FA Cup Final 2023: Chelsea v Manchester United 14 May 2023 Sam Kerr’s solo effort earns Chelsea their third consecutive FA Cup win as the Red Devils fall short in front of record-breaking crowd Read More Wroxham v Stevenage 4 May 2023 Stevenage leave it until the dying minutes to net two goals in a 2-1 victory over a disappointed Wroxham side Read More Hertfordshire FA County Cup: Stevenage v Royston Town 24 April 2023 Heroics from Celine Ray in sudden death penalty shootout see Stevenage crowned as County Cup Champions for the fifth time Read More WSL: Reading v Everton 23 April 2023 Reading surrender a 2-0 lead as the Toffees come from behind to win 3-2, denying the hosts a much needed three points. Read More Needham Market v Stevenage 18 April 2023 Stevenage inch a 3-2 win over hosts Needham Market in tight clash Read More WSL: Brighton v Manchester United 2 April 2023 Manchester United soar to the top of the table after an emphatic 4-0 win over Brighton Read More WSL: Reading v Brighton and Hove Albion 27 March 2023 A tale of two halves see things end all square in a 2-2 spectacular at the Madejski Stadium Read More FA Cup Quarter Final: Reading v Chelsea 19 March 2023 Chelsea advance to the semi-finals as they hunt down a third successive FA Cup after cruising past Reading 3-1. Read More WSL: Chelsea v Manchester United 12 March 2023 Chelsea remain unbeaten at Kingsmeadow as Sam Kerr's lone goal sends them to the top of the table Read More WC: Lewes v Bristol City 3 March 2023 Bristol City earn a 1-0 win on a cold night at The Dripping Pan Read More WSL: Manchester City v Arsenal 11 February 2023 Manchester City leapfrog Arsenal with comprehensive display to move into third place in the WSL Read More WC: Charlton Athletic v Coventry United 7 February 2023 Alex Hennessy's late goal sees the Addicks add three points to the board Read More Conti Cup: Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea 27 January 2023 Chelsea book their place in the semi-finals of the Conti Cup after a convincing 3-1 win over Spurs Read More Conti Cup: Leicester City v Manchester City 21 January 2023 Filipa Angeldahl books Manchester City's place in the quarter-finals as the Citizens overcome a resistant Leicester City Read More Stevenage FCW v AFC Sudbury Women 9 January 2023 Stevenage lose out to visitors Sudbury in first fixture of the New Year Read More WC: London City Lionesses v Southampton 5 December 2022 LCL and Saints draw level in a tough 1-1 tie Read More WC: Crystal Palace v Charlton Athletic 22 November 2022 Charlton are triumphant in South London derby as they beat Crystal Palace 2-1 at Selhurst Park Read More WSL: Arsenal v West Ham 31 October 2022 Dagny Brynjarsdottir breaks Arsenal's clean sheet record before the Gunners bounce back to steal a 3-1 victory Read More WSL: Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City 24 October 2022 Bunny Shaw delights as Man City earn a 3-0 win over Spurs Read More ERWFL Premier Division: Kings Lynn Town v Stevenage 13 October 2022 Stevenage claim 5-0 victory over Kings Lynn Town Read More FA Cup: Bromley v Millwall Lionesses 2 October 2022 Bromley bow out of FA Cup in heavy 9-0 defeat to confident Millwall Read More UWCL: Arsenal v Ajax 22 September 2022 Arsenal draw 2-2 with Ajaz in first leg of Champions League second round Read More Stevenage v Colney Heath 15 September 2022 Stevenage and Colney Heath draw level in historical night at The Lamex. Read More WC: Crystal Palace v Coventry United 29 August 2022 Crystal Palace top the table after comfortable victory over Coventry United Read More FAWNL: Southampton FC Women v Wolverhampton Wanderers 22 May 2022 Saints secure their place in the Championship after an impressive 1-0 victory over Wolves in the FAWNL play-off Read More FAWC: Crystal Palace v Watford 25 April 2022 The Eagles pinch a win in their last home game of the season. Read More West Ham fend off the Red Devils in another impressive display 20 April 2025 The Hammers earn another crucial point at home against top table team Manchester United Read More Chelsea sail through to League Cup final 6 February 2025 Nusken and Kaneryd goals ease Chelsea through to the Subway League Cup final Read More Another win in the bag and Chelsea remain unbeaten in the WSL 21 January 2025 Chelsea sit comfortably at the top of the table after a 5-0 win over West Ham Read More Super Summanen sends Spurs to the top of the group 27 November 2024 Tottenham Hotspur top Group E of the League Cup after 1-0 win over Aston Villa Read More Charlton suffer defeat at the hands of London City 16 October 2024 Charlton Athletic suffer first loss of the season in 2-0 defeat Read More Chelsea earn first points of the WSL season with slim win over Aston Villa 22 September 2024 Johanna Rytting Kanyerd's effort was all that seperated the two sides Read More Late Spence stunner seals brilliant London derby win for Spurs 18 May 2024 Spurs end their season on a high with a 3-1 win over West Ham at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Read More Manchester United dominate Spurs in FA Cup final 12 May 2024 Manchester United are crowned FA Cup champions for the first time after 4-0 thrashing over Spurs Read More Selhurst Park rocking as Crystal Palace win the Women’s Championship 28 April 2024 Crystal Palace are crowned Champions of the Women's Championship in front of record home crowd Read More Arsenal add another three to their tally at the Emirates 22 April 2024 The Foxes couldn't do enough to stop the Gunners picking up another win in N7 Read More Soaring high: The Eagles land at the top of the table 15 April 2024 Elise Hughes' goal secures Crystal Palace's spot at the top after a 1-0 win over Birmingham City Read More Chelsea earn place in UWCL semi-finals 29 March 2024 Chelsea progress through to the Champions League semi-finals with 4-1 aggregate score over Ajax Read More Blues light up Stamford Bridge with dazzling performance under the lights 17 March 2024 Chelsea thumped out of sorts Arsenal in 3-1 victory in front of 30,000 strong crowd Read More Matildas earn comfortable 3-0 win over Uzbekistan 25 February 2024 A dominant display by the Tillies bodes well for Olympic bound summer Read More Two goals for Liverpool sees the Reds sail through 13 February 2024 Liverpool progress to the FA Cup quarter finals after a comfortable win over London City Lionesses Read More Hasegawa rocket sends Man City to the semi's 8 February 2024 A Yui Hasegawa wonder goal was the difference on low quality evening as Spurs bow out of the Conti Cup Read More Spurs fall at the feet of Manchester City 30 January 2024 City are Spurs’ kryptonite once again as a 2-0 win helps them keep pace with Chelsea Read More Spurs edge thrilling derby as Grace Clinton stars 22 January 2024 Grace Clinton put on a show in London derby between West Ham and Tottenham Hotspur Read More UWCL: Chelsea v BK Hacken 16 December 2023 BK Hacken frustrate the home crowd as they hold Chelsea to a nil-nil draw Read More West Ham face defeat at Kingsmeadow as Chelsea's fortress remains impenetrable 17 October 2023 Goals from Sam Kerr and Erin Cuthbert earn Chelsea 2-0 win over the Hammers Read More Late drama in the Championship as the Wildcats secure an equaliser ten minutes into stoppage time 10 October 2023 Charlton and Durham take a point apiece after late goals at the Oakwood Read More WC: Reading v Southampton 18 September 2023 Southampton earn four goals to Reading's one as the Saints soar to the top of the table Read More WC: Southampton v Blackburn Rovers 4 September 2023 Saints make it two out of two with a 2-0 win over Blackburn Rovers Read More WSL: Tottenham Hotspur v Reading 21 May 2023 Bethany England sores as Spurs clinch a 4-1 win over struggling Reading Read More WSL: Chelsea v Leicester City 13 May 2023 Chelsea put on another punishing display at Kingsmeadow netting six goals against Leicester City Read More WSL: Chelsea v Liverpool 4 May 2023 Liverpool's Faye Kirby made a sensational WSL debut, but it wasn't enough to keep Chelsea at bay as the Blues earned a late 2-1 win Read More WC: Bristol City v Charlton Athletic 24 April 2023 Bristol City were crowned Champions and are promoted to the Super League in front of a 7000 strong crowd at Ashton Gate Read More UWCL: Chelsea v Barcelona 22 April 2023 Chelsea face defeat to Barcelona in the first of their semi-final legs in front of record crowd at Stamford Bridge Read More WC: Crystal Palace v Birmingham City 17 April 2023 Birmingham leave Bromley with all three points after a 4-2 thriller at Hayes Lane Read More UWCL: Chelsea v Lyon 31 March 2023 Maren Mjelde and Ann-Katrin Berger's nerves of steel see Chelsea knock out UWCL title-holders Lyon in dramatic fashion Read More WSL: Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal 27 March 2023 Arsenal turned London red after a dominant display over their North London rivals Read More WSL: Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester City 16 March 2023 Spurs pick up their WSL first points since October in 1-0 win over fellow relegation zone side Leicester Read More WSL: Arsenal v Liverpool 10 March 2023 Off the back of their Conti Cup win, Arsenal beat Liverpool 2-0 in freezing conditions Read More Barking v Stevenage 1 March 2023 Stevenage earn a 4-1 victory over Barking and advance to the quarter finals of the Eastern Region Women’s Football League Cup Read More Conti Cup: Arsenal v Manchester City 10 February 2023 Arsenal book their place in the Conti Cup final thanks to Stina Blackstenius' extra time goal Read More FA Cup 4th Round: Tottenham Hotspur v London City Lionesses 29 January 2023 Spurs move onto the next round of the FA Cup after a 5-0 win over LCL Read More Stevenage v Royston Town 23 January 2023 Stevenage top the ERWFL Premier Division after a 4-2 victory over Royston Town Read More WSL: Arsenal v Chelsea 16 January 2023 An afternoon at the Emirates ended all square between the top of the table giants Read More UWCL: Arsenal v Juventus 8 December 2022 Vivianne Miedema's first half goal means Arsenal remain unbeaten in the group stage of the UWCL Read More WSL: Leicester City v Chelsea 5 December 2022 Another confident win for Chelsea as they cruise eight goals past the Foxes Read More Brentford v Watford Development 14 November 2022 Brentford seal the deal with a 4-2 victory in momentous occasion at the Gtech Community Stadium in front of 5000 strong crowd Read More UWCL: Chelsea v Vllaznia 27 October 2022 Sam Kerr and Guro Reiten break UWCL records as Chelsea dominate at Kingsmeadow Read More WC: Sheffield United v Bristol City 19 October 2022 Bristol City take all three points home from Bramall Lane in a 3-1 win over Sheffield United Read More Conti Cup: Reading v Tottenham Hotspur 4 October 2022 Reading suffer 2-1 defeat to Spurs in first of the Conti Cup group matches Read More WSL: Chelsea v West Ham 2 October 2022 Chelsea go on to win midweek fixture after the Hammers take an early lead Read More WC: Charlton Athletic v Birmingham City 19 September 2022 Hosts Charlton pull a 3-0 victory over recently relegated Birmingham City Read More Royston Town v Stevenage 15 September 2022 Stevenage suffer 3-2 defeat to Royston Town Read More WC: London City Lionesses v Crystal Palace 25 August 2022 Crystal Palace clinch a 1-0 victory in a tough match-up with hosts London City. Read More WSL: Reading v Manchester City 21 May 2022 Manchester City clinch the third Champions League spot on the final day of the season Read More WSL: Brighton & Hove Albion v Birmingham City 24 April 2022 Birmingham clinch crucial three points from the Seagulls in 3-1 shocker Read More Last minute equaliser earn the Hammers a point 6 March 2025 West Ham draw 1-1 with Manchester City with late goal drama Read More “This is a starting point of something bigger” says Villa boss Arroyo 4 February 2025 Natalia Arroyo reflects after an own goal destroys Aston Villa's hopes of taking a point away from leaders Chelsea Read More Nothing to separate England and the USA in Wembley friendly 1 December 2024 All square at Wembley in goalless draw as USA boss Emma Hayes returns to England Read More Chelsea are through to the knockout stages of the Women's Champions League 21 November 2024 Chelsea advance to the UEFA Women's Champions League quarter finals after 3-0 win over Celtic Read More Crystal Palace suffer crushing defeat at Selhurst Park 28 September 2024 Chelsea reign supreme in 7-0 thrashing Read More London City Lionesses and Newcastle United off the mark 9 September 2024 All square at Hayes Lane as the London City Lionesses draw 1-1 with Newcastle Read More Miedema signs off Arsenal account in style 18 May 2024 Vivianne Miedema scores with her first touch as Arsenal land a 5-0 victory over Brighton Read More The title race is blown wide open as Chelsea net eight goals at Kingsmeadow 7 May 2024 The WSL title race will be taken to the final game of the season after Emma Hayes' side score eight in her last ever game at Kingsmeadow Read More "Worst decision in UWCL history" slams Hayes as Chelsea bow out of the competition 28 April 2024 Barcelona beat Chelsea 2-0 after controversial decisions at sell out Stamford Bridge Read More Chelsea rise to the top as they beat Aston Villa in comfortable 3-0 victory 19 April 2024 Goalkeeper Sophia Poor made her WSL debut as Aston Villa went down to 10 early on Read More History makers: Spurs are off to Wembley 14 April 2024 Spurs make history as Martha Thomas' extra time goal sends the to the FA Cup Final Read More The Eagles soar in front of Selhurst Park record crowd 26 March 2024 Selhurst Park was rocking as Palace thrashed Watford 3-0 Read More First half hat-trick for Blackstenius sees the Gunners fly 10 March 2024 Stina Blackstenius steals the show as Arsenal sail through to the Conti Cup Final Read More Gunners delight at the Emirates once again 18 February 2024 Manchester United faced a heavy defeat to Arsenal in front of a record breaking Emirates Stadium Read More Super Sub Rachel Williams heads United through against Spirited Saints 11 February 2024 Two off the bench for Rachel Williams to send the Red Devils to the next round of the FA Cup Read More Two pens and a red in Kingsmeadow 7 February 2024 Chelsea put three past the Toffees in controversial clash Read More Two to good for Crystal Palace as they beat the Pride 22 January 2024 Elise Hughes nets another as the Eagles soar at London City Read More James delights as the Blues soar past a subpar United 21 January 2024 Lauren James thrilled at Stamford Bridge as she put three past the Red Devils Read More Crystal Palace take another three points for the road 7 November 2023 The Eagles are soaring after another win, this time a 3-0 over Watford Read More The Eagles net six as Blanchard soars once again 17 October 2023 Annabel Blanchard netted a 15 minute hat-trick in Crystal Palace's 6-1 victory over the London City Lionesses Read More Jill Roord is back in business in the WSL 3 October 2023 Manchester City are off the mark earning a full three points and a clean sheet against West Ham Read More WC: Lewes v Birmingham City 12 September 2023 Points were shared at the Dripping Pan as neither Lewes or Birmingham City could break the deadlock Read More WSL: Brighton v Leicester City 28 May 2023 The Foxes pull of the Great Escape and retain their place in the top division Read More FAWNL Play-off: Nottingham Forest v Watford 21 May 2023 Watford earn promotion to the Championship in a 1-0 victory at Stadium MK Read More WSL: Reading v Aston Villa 9 May 2023 Three goals and two assists from Rachel Daly saw Villa dominate a 5-0 win over Reading Read More WSL: Leicester City v Liverpool 2 May 2023 Willie Kirk's Leicester stun with a 4-0 statement win over Liverpool but will it be enough to keep them in the top flight? Read More WC: Crystal Palace v Lewes 23 April 2023 Crystal Palace earn a 4-1 win over Lewes at their last home game of the season in a match that had just about everything Read More WSL: Brighton v Everton 21 April 2023 The Seagulls pull off a crucial 3-2 win over the visiting Toffees Read More WSL: Arsenal v Manchester City 3 April 2023 The Arsenal come from one behind to beat Manchester City 2-1 in front of a sell-out crowd at Meadow Park Read More Royston Town v Stevenage 27 March 2023 Stevenage earned a 4-2 victory over rivals Royston Town Read More FA Cup Quarter Final: Birmingham v Brighton 20 March 2023 Brighton book their place in the semi-finals of the FA Cup with a 2-0 win over a testing Birmingham Read More WC: London City Lionesses v Lewes 14 March 2023 London City add another crucial three points in the title race with a 3-1 in over Lewes Read More Conti Cup Final: Arsenal v Chelsea 6 March 2023 Arsenal reign victorious at Selhurst Park as Chelsea’s numerous changes fall short Read More WSL: Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United 12 February 2023 An own goal, a red card, a vocal crowd...it was all happening at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Read More Stevenage v Luton Town 7 February 2023 Stevenage earn a 2-1 win over Luton Town to send them to the top of the table in hard-fought match Read More Conti-Cup: Arsenal v Aston Villa 27 January 2023 Frida Leonhardsen Maanum puts in a stellar performance and sends Arsenal semi-final bound Read More WSL: Reading v Manchester United 23 January 2023 Super subs Rachel Williams’ 87th-minute winner takes the Red Devils to the top of the WSL. Read More Conti Cup: Charlton Athletic v Crystal Palace 12 January 2023 The Addicks pick up the points in a South London match-up of the Conti Cup Read More Stevenage v Wroxham 5 December 2022 Stevenage earn a 2-0 win over stout Wroxham Read More UWCL: Chelsea v Real Madrid 28 November 2022 Chelsea scoop 2-0 win over Real Madrid in Champions League tie Read More WC: London City Lionesses v Blackburn Rovers 1 November 2022 Blackburn Rovers earn a crucial point against London City Lionesses Read More WC: Bristol City v Crystal Palace 24 October 2022 Bristol rise to the top of the table after an emphatic 3-0 win over Crystal Palace Read More WSL: Aston Villa v West Ham 19 October 2022 West Ham end Aston Villa's perfect start with a 2-1 victory in 103 minute thriller Read More Conti Cup: London City Lionesses v West Ham 4 October 2022 West Ham earn the win over London City Lionesses in thrilling penalty shootout Read More WC: Bristol City v Southampton 28 September 2022 Bristol City draw level with Southampton in front of 3600 strong crowd at Ashton Gate Read More WSL Opener: Arsenal v Brighton and Hove Albion 19 September 2022 Arsenal kick off the Women's Super League with a 4-0 win over Brighton Read More WC: Charlton Athletic v London City Lionesses 31 August 2022 London City clinch a 4-3 win over the Addicks in South London derby Read More WC Opener: Southampton v Charlton Athletic 25 August 2022 Southampton lose 2-0 to visitors Charlton Athletic in a thrilling opening match to the 2022/23 Women's Championship. Read More FAWC: Watford v Coventry United 4 May 2022 Coventry United hang on to their place in the Championship through last minute wonder kick Read More FA Cup Semi-Final: Arsenal v Chelsea 17 April 2022 Goals from Guro Reiten and Ji So-yun secure Chelsea's place in the final Read More