Everton sign former Aston Villa full-back Maz Pacheco
Everton have announced the signing of twenty-six--year-old defender, Maz Pacheco from Aston Villa. Following the expiration of her contract with the Villains, Pacheo awaits a new chapter in Merseyside.
The Philippines international becomes the eighth addition to Brian Sorensen’s squad this summer, ahead of Everton Women’s historic first season at Goodison Park. With memories of her childhood at the heart of this move, Pacheco looks to make an impact on this promising side ahead of the 2025/26 season.
Two goalkeepers taking the limelight in the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025
The UEFA Women’s EURO is underway, with each nation selecting twenty-three players to head on the plane to Switzerland. However, there can only be one goalkeeper in the starting eleven. With the evolution of women’s football, the number of goalkeepers is rising, finally putting their vital role in the limelight.
In the quarter finals of the competition, four entertaining yet dramatic matches unfolded: England, Spain, Italy, and Germany progressing to the final four. Two of these fixtures went down to the wire, with the sides being separated by a penalty shootout.
Four integral players in the UEFA Women’s EURO Semi Finals
With the semifinals upon us, each nation relies on their key players to deliver when it matters most. From experienced leaders to rising stars, these are the standout names to remember as the final fixtures unfold.
In Switzerland this summer, the last four nations remaining have a wealth of talent: Italy, England, Spain and Germany. Only two will reach the final, but all four countries have something to be proud of.
England speak out about growing abuse in women’s football as they stand with Jess Carter
Is abuse in the women’s game increasing?
Despite the rising popularity and visibility of women’s football in recent years, the game has unfortunately brought with it a surge in negative and sometimes abusive commentary, both online and offline.
England defender, Lucy Bronze expressed abuse is on the rise after teammate Jess Carter was racially targeted during this summer’s UEFA Women’s EURO. There is no room for any kind of hate in sports. But it still occurs. These actions will not be tolerated.
Switzerland’s UEFA Women’s EURO campaign is over, but Sydney Schertenleib’s journey is just beginning
When the UEFA Women’s EURO in Switzerland came calling, Sydney Schertenleib knew she had to deliver. The eighteen-year-old young prospect made her major tournament debut on home soil. The Swiss international is emerging as a rising star of the game.
Not only is the young player shining for her country, but also for her club, FC Barcelona Femení. During her time in Spain, she has contributed to the retaining several accolades: Liga F feminine Champions, the Copa de la Reina, and Supercopa feminina trophies. With such a successful Spanish club, making her mark on the team is no easy challenge.
UEFA Women’s EURO: The Rising Stars of the International Stage
The UEFA Women’s EURO is an opportunity to shine a light on the rising stars in the women’s game. More and more young talents are emerging, with several making their major tournament debuts this summer.
These individuals are the future of women’s football. Young players bring a new perspective to the game and continue the positive legacy within the sport. Although so many youngsters are rising to the occasion, there are five players who have taken the major tournament by storm: Michelle Agyemang, Vicky Lopez, Iman Beney, Alice Sombath and Wieke Kaptein.
UEFA Women’s EURO Preview: The Quarter Finals
As the quarter finals approach, the competition intensifies, with pressure mounting even further. Every team that makes it to this stage of the competition has a twelve and a half percent chance of taking home silverware. Then, this increases to twenty-five percent if you win the quarter final. Who will make the final four? Who will increase their chances of making history? And who will go home?
Guro Reiten: A closer look at the Norwegian Superstar
In recent years, Guro Reiten has emerged as one of the top midfielders in the women’s game. The Norwegian international plays her club football with Chelsea FC and is a key component of Sonia Bompastor’s winning mentality.
Known for her creativity and forward vision on the pitch, Reiten steps up when it matters most. If the team need to score a spot kick in the dying minutes of the game, her determined character makes her the perfect choice. She is certainly an asset to both her club and country.
Sydney Lohmann: A move across Europe awaits the German Midfielder
Manchester City have confirmed the signing of central midfielder, Sydney Lohmann from Bayern Munich ahead of the new Barclays Women's Super League season.
The twenty-five-year-old is heading to England to start a new chapter, pushing herself outside her comfort zone. With a three-year deal, she has her sights set on success and personal development in the blue side of Manchester.
Becky Spencer: A new chapter awaits, but a legacy is left behind
After six memorable years at Tottenham Hotspur FC, Becky Spencer is returning to Chelsea for her next chapter. Following a loan spell with the Barclays Women’s Super League Champions, the goalkeeper signed a permanent one-year contract, with the option to extend for a further year.
Despite departing the club with a lack of silverware, the Jamaica international won the hearts of fans with her confidence, gentle personality, and incredible technique.
Wales: A closer look at the nation making history with their UEFA Women’s EURO debut
History is made for Wales. For the first time, the Wales Women’s National team are one of sixteen nations to qualify for the UEFA Women’s European Championships. With the tournament taking place in Switzerland, this will be the trip of a lifetime for Rhian Wilkinson’s Welsh squad.
Whilst so many big names feature in the EUROs, this tournament may seem even more special for the Welsh team, being their first time out on such a big stage.
Sarina Wiegman: Does she have what it takes to inspire the Lionesses to another European title?
In Sarina We Trust…Or Do We?
The Lionesses kickstarted their UEFA Women’s European Championship as Champions of the last, forcing them to defend their title in this year’s tournament. Sarina Wiegman’s England are looking to continue this winning legacy and go all the way.