Aria Heil prepares to face Liverpool in historic FA Cup clash with London Bees
Tier 4 side London Bees face Barclays Women's Super League side, Liverpool FC this Sunday in a historic fourth round proper of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup.
Defender, Aria Heil shared her thoughts on the match ahead, focusing on preparations and mentality for one of the club’s biggest ever cup ties.
Sensational South Coast derby victory for the Saints keeps Hampshire red
A club record league attendance of 7,561 are under the lights at St. Mary’s for a highly anticipated South Coast Derby in the Barclays Women’s Super League 2 - the first league match of 2026.
The previous meeting between these two finished in a 5-2 victory for the Saints, painting Hampshire red.
The hosts are looking to climb up the table, starting the day in 7th with 15 points. Portsmouth come into this hoping to get back to winning ways, having taken only 1 point from their last 3 fixtures in the league.
London set to host first-ever Women’s Champions Cup in February
FIFA has expanded its competitive portfolio by taking the first-ever Women’s Champions Cup to London.
The competition will be held at the Gtech Community Stadium, home of Brentford FC, for the semi-finals and at the Emirates (referred to as the Arsenal Stadium for the contest) for the third-place play-off and the final.
Gaupset shines on debut as Spurs see out the Foxes to push into fourth
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.
A new era dawns upon Spurs as Ho previews 2026 opener
Tottenham Hotspur Women hope to start the New Year with three points against Leicester City as they continue to push for a top three finish.
Martin Ho addressed the media ahead of this fixture to kick start the second half of the 2025/26 season in the Barclays Women’s Super League.
Sørensen urges focus on performance ahead of Manchester City
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.
Andrée Jegerletz previews Everton with emphasis on regaining momentum
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.
Eder Maestre emphasises humility and ambition ahead of first WSL clash
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.
December WSL roundup: Manchester City extend lead, while Liverpool remain twelfth place
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 sets out WSL survival plan during “busy” transfer window
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.
Ashleigh Neville leaves behind a legacy as “an icon, a leader, and a true fan favourite” at Spurs
Tottenham Hotspur announce the departure of longest-serving squad member, Ashleigh Neville. The fullback will join Leicester City on a permanent deal, opening the door to a new chapter in her career.
From promotion to the WSL, to reaching the Adobe Women’s FA Cup final for the first time in Spurs’ history, Neville has experienced it all. There is no doubt she shaped the history of Tottenham Hotspur Women, playing a pivotal role in the success and ambition of the club.
One of Europe’s brightest young talents signs long-term deal with Arsenal
Arsenal FC Women have confirmed the signing of highly rated Swedish right-back, SmillaHolmberg from Hammarby IF, with the 19-year-old putting pen to paper on a long-term contract.
Holmberg will wear the number 31 shirt and makes her first move abroad after progressing through Hammarby’s academy.
Dream start for Liverpool’s number eleven sparks WSL survival hopes
Beata Olsson is a fresh addition to the Liverpool FC women’s side for the 2025/26 season. The striker has certainly made her mark on the ever-competitive Barclays Women’s Super League and become an impactful player on one of the biggest stages in women’s football through joining the league.
Olssons’s simple football means that she is ever unpredictable to defenders as her style of play doesn’t require flashy skills or frequent long range goals, her ability to create impact on a scoreline comes from the subtleties of timing, positioning, and anticipation and shows her understanding of tempo and rhythm in game, this is something that she has adapted and picked up from her time playing across different countries and leagues before making her move to the WSL in September.
Maika Hamano brings creativity and attacking threat to Spurs with loan move
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.
London City Lionesses assert clear ambition with Eder Maestre’s appointment
London City Lionesses have appointed Eder Maestre as their new head coach, following the shock sacking of Jocelyn Prêcheur.
The Spaniard has signed a deal until the summer of 2028 and will take charge in his first match on Sunday 11th January against Liverpool in the Barclays Women’s Super League. Following the announcement, Maestre is set to begin work today, which includes meeting the squad as they return from the winter break.
Swedish winger Alice Bergström joins Liverpool
Liverpool FC Women confirm the signing of Swedish international, Alice Bergström. The winger joins from Swedish Champions, BK Häcken, as the first signing for the Reds this year.
Subject to international clearance and work permit, Bergström will join Liverpool right away, ready to help the team get back on track after a challenging start to the season. On the back of a Damallsvenskan title, she is ready to bring success to Merseyside.
From sportsmanship to wives : Sam Kerr and Kristie Mewis’ New Year’s Eve wedding
Matildas captain, Sam Kerr is set to conclude a tumultuous year on a joyful note, with new details emerging about her New Year’s Eve wedding to fiancée Kristie Mewis in Perth.
As 2025 came to an end, the football power couple-who welcomed their son, Jagger, earlier this year formally married in Kerr’s hometown, in what many fans have described as Australia’s version of a royal wedding.
Bournemouth top the table over Christmas after tight contest with the Golden Girls
AFC Bournemouth Women host Watford FC Women in their final FA Women’s National League Southern Premier Division clash of the year.
Bournemouth came into this game knowing a win would put them in a strong position for the title, having a game in hand over the two closest contenders (Watford and Plymouth Argyle). However, the Golden Girls (their opponents today) will be looking to bounce back from their last match in the league - a 3-2 defeat to Lewes.
Martin Ho prepares for Manchester United rematch while cultivating a “winning culture” with Spurs
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.
Arsenal secure place in Champions League knockouts as Olivia Smith stuns OH Leuven
Arsenal Women produced a commanding performance in Belgium as they defeated OH Leuven 3-0 in their final UEFA Women’s Champions League league-phase match at a sold-out Den Dreef Stadium (attendance of 9,285).
Goals from Olivia Smith, Beth Mead, and an own goal by Saar Janssen secured a fourth European victory of the campaign and confirmed the Gunners’ place in the February knockout play-offs.
Despite the convincing win, Arsenal were forced to settle for fifth place in the league phase, finishing one point behind fourth-placed Bayern Munich and missing out on an automatic qualification for the quarter-finals.