Newly promoted Watford FC are looking to cement their place in the Women's Super League 2 (WSL2) with new investors and a statement transfer window that makes The Hornets a very different prospect from their previous WSL2 campaigns.

Winners of the FA Women’s National League Southern Premier Division by one point last season, this is not the club's first stint in the WSL2 (formally Championship). They were a Championship side between 2014-2018 before relegation to the third tier, then having two one season promotion bouts in the 2021/22 and 2023/24 campaign but went straight back down to the National League again.

On Wednesday 22 July, Wrexham made their first ever appearance in the UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL) and their second against Dinamo Riga this weekend. Competing in the qualifying rounds, they pushed towards their dream of Champions League football next season.

For Wrexham, this is a historic achievement and remains an incredible opportunity for Welsh football as a whole. However, they fell short in the second fixture.

On Wednesday 22 July, Wrexham made their first ever appearance in the UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL) and their second against Dinamo Riga this weekend. Competing in the qualifying rounds, they pushed towards their dream of Champions League football next season.

For Wrexham, this is a historic achievement and remains an incredible opportunity for Welsh football as a whole. However, they fell short in the second fixture.