London City Lionesses head coach Eder Maestre spoke to the media ahead of his side’s fixture against Brighton & Hove Albion.

Following a tough 2-1 defeat to Manchester City in the WSL last weekend, London City must respond and regain positive form.

Everton Women manager Brian Sørensen has called on his side to respond positively when they host Aston Villa Women at Goodison Park in the Barclays Women’s Super League on Sunday morning (11:55 GMT).  

The Toffees go into the Barclays Women’s Super League fixture sitting 10th in the table with eight points, while visitors Aston Villa arrive on Merseyside seventh with 16 points. Despite the gap in league positions, Sørensen insists his side are focused on performances rather than the standings as they look to climb the table.

Speaking in his pre-match press conference, Sørensen reflected on current form, team news, and an increase in competitiveness as the season continues.

Tottenham Hotspur Women will look to respond positively this weekend as they travel to face West Ham United in a fixture that carries added edge and importance.

Following a disappointing result in their previous outing, Spurs head coach Martin Ho has been clear in his assessment: While there were encouraging spells, particularly in possession and player intent, the team fell short of their own standards in decisive moments.

Manchester City Women extended their lead at the top of the Barclays Women’s Super League with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over London City Lionesses, secured by a late strike from Khadija Bunny Shaw at the Copperjax Community Stadium. 

Despite a spirited performance from the hosts, the league leaders once again demonstrated their championship pedigree and pushed nine points clear in the league, above holders Chelsea. However, a club record crowd of 3,418 made this a special occasion for London City Lionesses.

Tottenham Hotspur Women travel to St Helens for a must-win Barclays Women’s Super League clash against Liverpool FC.

While Spurs stand in fourth place in the WSL with 23 points, a win could take them level once again with North London rivals, Arsenal. They aim to chase the Gunners as they battle for their first ever qualification place for the UEFA Women’s Champions League.

At the other end of the table, Liverpool still remain winless in the league this season, with only four points to their name. With six new signings since the New Year, Gareth Taylor’s side seek their first three points and aim to gradually edge out of the relegation zone.

Tottenham Hotspur Women travel to St Helens on Sunday January 25, as they prepare to face relegation-fighting, Liverpool FC Women.  

The Lilywhites continue to push for top three in the Barclays Women’s Super League, hoping to earn three points away against a resilient Liverpool side.

Head coach, Martin Ho spoke to the media ahead of this weekend’s match and reinforces his strong ambitions with the club.

Liverpool FC Women host Tottenham Hotspur in the Barclays Women’s Super League on Sunday 25 January.

Head coach, Gareth Taylor spoke to the media ahead of a must-win fixture at St Helens Stadium for the Reds.

On the back of a dominant win in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, alongside the addition of six new players to the squad, Liverpool are fighting for points as they aim to regain form and take positive steps forward in the second half of the 2025/26 season.  

Arsenal travel to Stamford Bridge for the most played fixture in the Barclays Women’s Super League: the London Derby.

Ahead of kick off, Chelsea are in second place in the WSL table, six points behind current front runners, Manchester City. Arsenal are level with North London rivals, taking third place due to a higher goal difference.

While Chelsea have 27 points on board, Arsenal look to close the gap between the two London sides. With only 23 points, a win today will edge the Gunners closer to the Blues and their title ambitions.

Leicester City FC Women are currently in 9th place in the Barclays Women’s Super League table with only nine points on the table, as the second half of the 2025/26 season is underway.

With five new faces joining the Foxes already this January, it is clear the club are ambitious to invest in the women’s side and push up the table.

Already this season, there is evidence of a lack of squad depth, alongside gaps within passages of play along the flanks and something missing in the final third. However, these new signings could be the resolution to Rick Passmoor’s problems as head coach.

Everton manager Brian Sørensen spoke to the media ahead of the Toffees’ Barclays Women’s Super League fixture against Brighton and Hove Albion on Friday evening. 

The Toffees take on the Seagulls at Goodison Park under the lights: a fixture set to entertain with expected goals and tight margins. 

He outlined squad updates and team mentality, alongside discussing Everton’s performance against Brighton, and what he expects from the players as the season continues.

Tottenham Hotspur Women moved to fourth in the Barclays Women’s Super League table following their narrow win over Leicester City Women at Brisbane Road on Sunday. 

A harsh own goal from the Foxes settled the outcome, giving the Lilywhites the decisive advantage.

It was a slow start, with both teams trying to find a breakthrough. There were moments of magic, with new signing, Signe Gaupset pushing forward and captain, Bethany England linking up in the final third. 

Brian Sørensen has stressed the importance of Everton Women concentrating on their own performance levels as the Toffees prepare to face Barclays Women’s Super League leaders, Manchester City this weekend.

Everton begin their 2026 campaign with a challenging trip to the Joie Stadium, where they will face Andrée Jegerletz’s in-form City side in a 12:00 GMT kick-off on Sunday, January 11th.

Speaking at his pre-match press conference on Friday, Sørensen provided an update on squad availability, discussed the January transfer window, and outlined what his team must do to compete against the league leaders.

Returning from their winter break , Manchester City prepare to take on Everton. City start the New Year top-of-the0table in the Barclays Women’s Super League with six points clear, while the Toffees remain in tenth place.

This fixture takes place at 11:55 BST at Manchester City's home, the Joie Stadium. Both teams are eager to start the year off on the right foot and add another three points to their name.

This is the third time the teams face each other this season, as they previously met in both the WSL and the Subway Women’s League Cup. Although Everton have managed to score in every game against the Blues, Manchester City secured all three points in both games.

London City Lionesses head coach, Eder Maestre has called for a balance of humility and ambition as his side prepare to face Liverpool Women on Sunday, 11th January, in his first match in charge of the club.

Despite Liverpool currently sitting at the bottom of the league and yet to secure a win this season, Maestre was quick to dismiss any suggestion of complacency, stressing the importance of respecting their performances against top opposition.  

Heading into 2026, Manchester City lead the Barclays Women’s Super League with a six-point advantage. Following an end to Chelsea’s unbeaten run in the WSL under Sonia Bompastor, Andrée Jegerletz captured this opportunity to extend City’s lead.

Regarding the fight for UEFA Women’s Champions League qualifying spots, there is no clear answer to whether it will be Arsenal, Manchester United, or Tottenham Hotspur who finish in the top four.

However, both Liverpool and West Ham United are still struggling to get off the mark in the league. Both clubs look to fear the relegation battle, with the January transfer window proving vital to their survival in the top-flight.  

Gareth Taylor addressed the media this afternoon surrounding Liverpool FC Women’s Barclays Women’s Super League return on Sunday against London City Lionesses.

Firstly, addressing the winter break and the different challenges that can bring, Taylor discussed how he assessed the first half of the season over the break.

Tottenham Hotspur Women are delighted to announce the signing of Maika Hamano, who joins the club on loan from Chelsea FC Women for the remainder of the 2025/26 season.  

The 21-year-old Japan international adds quality, versatility and attacking intelligence to Martin Ho’s squad as Spurs look to build on an impressive first half of the Barclays Women’s Super League campaign.

Tottenham Hotspur Women aim to make their best ever start in the Barclays Women’s Super League with three points against Manchester United this weekend.

Spurs are set for back-to-back trips to Leigh Sports Village: in the WSL, then again next week in the Subway Women’s League Cup quarter final.

Ahead of the league match, head coach, Martin Ho addressed the media to share his overview on the fixture and his ambitions are high.

Manchester City women host Aston Villa in their final Barclays Women’s Super League fixture of the year at the Joie Stadium.

Head coach, Andrée Jegerletz addressed the media in good spirits as his side sit six points clear at the top of the table. With three points this weekend, City would head into the New Year comfortably ahead in the title race.

Tottenham Hotspur produced a dramatic late comeback to defeat ten-player Aston Villa 2-1 at Brisbane Road, with goals from Bethany England and Olivia Holdt in the closing stages sealing a memorable victory in their return to Barclays Women’s Super League action.

Heading into their final league fixture of the year, Spurs stay fifth in the table, level on points with North London rivals, Arsenal. Meanwhile Aston Villa sit in eighth place with only ten points on board.