England extended Sarina Weigman’s contract to 2029 as the Women’s Super League restarted. The announcement, heavy rivalry fixtures and fan unrest at Arsenal dominated the weekend.
Author: Rhon Lenn
São Paulo won the Brazilian Women’s Championship after a 1-1 draw with Corinthians at Morumbi, sealing a 3-2 aggregate victory. The match drew 23 million viewers and sparked public political statements.
Three members of the Zambia national team face a 21-day re-entry delay after international travel linked to Ebola protocols, a development that threatens their availability for NWSL regular-season finales.
Real Sociedad beat FC Barcelona 2-1 at Zubieta, handing Barça their first loss of the season and halting a perfect start in the Liga F title race.
Sarina Wiegman has extended her tenure as England manager to remain in charge through UEFA Women’s Euro 2029. The FA have secured continuity ahead of the next European championship campaign.
Lauren James and Ellie Carpenter scored twice each as Chelsea FC Women ran Tottenham ragged, a 6-goal night that keeps Chelsea pressing Manchester City at the top of the Women’s Super League.
Three players—Jordynn Dudley, Bruninha and Casey Murphy—have been ruled out for the season ahead of the NWSL playoffs, forcing Gotham and Boston to reshuffle ahead of crucial matches.
Columbus has named Lucy Rushton its inaugural general manager for the NWSL expansion side due in 2028. She will build sporting operations, lead recruitment and shape the club’s football identity.
US Soccer has announced the Arthur M. Blank Crest Cup, a domestic knockout tournament offering a record $1.1 million grand prize and aimed at raising stakes and visibility for clubs.
UEFA has held talks with Michele Kang about a potential challenge to Gianni Infantino in the March 2027 FIFA presidential election, a move that would reshape global football politics.