If you’ve been following the exciting journey of women’s football, you’ll know that the Women’s Super League (WSL) in England has been making waves globally. But guess what? The best is yet to come, and it’s not just a casual statement. On a sunny day in west London, Dawn Airey, Chair of the Women’s Super League board, and Baroness Sue Campbell, the FA’s Director of Women’s Football, sat down to discuss their ambitious plans for the pinnacle of English women’s football. Buckle up; we’re about to explore what’s in store for the future of the WSL. New Broadcast Rights on…
Author: Rhon Lenn
If you’re as crazy about the beautiful game as we are, you’re in for a treat. Let’s take a fun-filled journey into the world of women’s football and get to know the UEFA Women’s Nations League inside out. What’s the UEFA Women’s Nations League All About? So, you might be wondering, “What on earth is the UEFA Women’s Nations League?” Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered in plain and simple terms: What’s the Deal? Inspired by the Guys: Consider it a sibling to the men’s tournament. The UEFA Women’s Nations League is about giving women’s national teams a chance to…
Crystal Palace Women and their head coach, Laura Kaminski, have been honored with the prestigious League Managers Association’s Utilita Performance of the Week award in recognition of their remarkable 9-1 triumph over Durham Women during the weekend. The award, presented by the League Managers Association (LMA), acknowledges outstanding performances in football, and Crystal Palace Women’s record-breaking victory certainly earned them this accolade. The LMA’s panel, which includes renowned figures such as Howard Wilkinson, Sir Alex Ferguson, and Chris Hughton, collectively decided that the Eagles deserved this recognition. The match against Durham Women saw an extraordinary display of talent and teamwork…
The stage is set for an exhilarating showdown as Glentoran and Cliftonville secured their places in the Women’s Challenge Cup final with commanding victories in the semi-finals. Holders Glentoran once again demonstrated their prowess by defeating Sion Swifts 2-0 at Stangmore Park. The Glens showcased their strength and determination on the field, with goals from Nadene Caldwell and Kerry Beattie sealing their place in the final. A Northern Ireland international, Caldwell stole the spotlight with a sensational long-range strike that left Sion Swifts’ goalkeeper Jennifer Currie helpless. Her goal, a product of precision and power, set the tone for Glentoran’s…