Author: Rhon Lenn

Recently, the Football Association (FA) has undergone significant changes in managing the FA Women’s National League. The FA Women’s National League Management Committee, the backbone of the league’s operational and administrative functions for the past decade, tendered their resignations. This announcement has prompted reflection and appreciation for their unwavering dedication to women’s football and marks a pivotal moment in the league’s history. The FA Women’s National League Board and the entire women’s football community extend their heartfelt thanks and deepest gratitude to the outgoing committee members. Their contributions have been instrumental in nurturing the growth and competitiveness of the league…

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Aitana Bonmatí, the star midfielder of Barcelona and Spain, has used her UEFA Women’s Player of the Year award speech to address some of the problems women face in society and football. Bonmatí, who was instrumental in Spain’s historic Women’s World Cup triumph in 2023, as well as Barcelona’s domestic and continental treble in 2020/21, expressed her solidarity with her teammate Jennifer Hermoso, who was the victim of an unwanted kiss by Luis Rubiales, the suspended president of the Spanish football federation. “We just won the World Cup, but nobody is talking about that much because things have happened I…

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As the summer of 2023 unfolds, the Women’s Bundesliga is witnessing a flurry of transfers that promise to reshape the league’s landscape. Here’s a rundown of the significant moves that have occurred, with some of the top clubs strengthening their squads for the upcoming season. Bayern: Champions on the Move Bayern Munich, reigning champions, have made significant acquisitions: Pernille Harder and Magdalena Eriksson from Chelsea joined the ranks. Anna Velmann made a return from Turbine. Jill Byings and Sam Kerr added their talents to the team. Ines Bellumou from Montpellier arrived for development. Departures included players like Saki Kumagai, Laura…

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Niamh Duggan, a talented midfielder who spent two years with Reading FC’s academy in the Women’s Super League, has returned to her former club, Aberystwyth Town Women, for the 2023/24 season. The 18-year-old, who has four caps for the Wales Under-17 team, is one of the first signings of the summer transfer window for the Ceredigion-based side. Duggan expressed her happiness to be back at Park Avenue, where she played in the 2020/21 season and scored two goals in 20 appearances, including one that helped Aber reach the semi-finals of the Adran Trophy. “I’m really happy to be back and can’t…

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In an eye-opening revelation, a 25-year-old Canadian football player, Patricia Lamanna, sheds light on her experiences while playing for the women’s football club Minsk. Her story unravels a tale of unwanted attention, racism, and the power of human kindness. A Calm Beginning Turned Awry Patricia Lamanna initially joined the women’s football club in Minsk with excitement and dedication. However, her journey took an unexpected turn. Unwanted Attention and Uncomfortable Moments Lamanna’s account exposes uncomfortable situations while living at the club base. Drunken football players intruded into her room, leading to unwanted attention. These incidents often followed nights of partying, leaving…

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The Women’s World Cup excitement may have faded, but fear not – there’s still plenty of women’s football action to look forward to! You’ve come to the right place if you’re wondering when the top leagues will resume or where to get your fix. Let’s dive into what’s on the horizon for the upcoming European women’s football season. Top 5 European Championships The top European championships are gearing up for an action-packed season. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s in store: 1. France: La D1 Féminine Opening Match: Lyon vs. Le Havre on September 15 Super Cup: Lyon vs. Paris…

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Soccer is a thrilling sport that unites people on and off the field. However, a concerning trend has emerged in recent years: female soccer players are reportedly six times more likely to be injured, especially with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, compared to their male counterparts. This discrepancy sheds light on an issue that demands attention and research for the safety and well-being of female athletes. Theia Goldie and Arsenal’s Injury Woes The news of Theia Goldie’s torn ACL in her right leg adds to a growing list of female soccer players facing this debilitating injury. Arsenal has also suffered…

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Fortuna Hjørring is a shining example of dedication, talent, and success in women’s football. With a rich history and a commitment to excellence, this Danish football club has left an indelible mark on the sport. Let’s delve into the story of Fortuna Hjørring and its remarkable journey on the pitch. A Glance at the Club’s Origins Fortuna Hjørring was founded in 1966 in the picturesque town of Hjørring, Denmark. From its early days, the club was fueled by a passion for football and a drive to promote the sport among women. What started as a local initiative soon blossomed into…

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Football is a sport that requires a combination of strength, speed, agility, and endurance. Whether you play for fun, for school, or a club, you can benefit from a gym workout that targets the muscles and skills you need on the pitch. Here are some exercises you can do in the gym to improve your football performance and prevent injuries. Warm Up Before you start your workout, you should warm up for at least 10 minutes to prepare your body and mind for the exercises. A good warm-up should include the following: Jogging, cycling, skipping, or rowing moderately increases your…

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Football isn’t just a game; it’s a way of life, a passion that knows no bounds. Regarding girls’ football, it’s more than just kicking a ball—it’s about empowering young athletes, fostering growth, and creating a legacy of strong, confident women. Let’s dive into the world of girls’ football strategy and explore how it’s shaping the future on and off the pitch. Investing in the Future: The Power of a Comprehensive Strategy Girls’ football strategy isn’t just about scoring goals; it’s a roadmap to unlocking potential, nurturing talent, and building a foundation for success. Here’s how it all comes together: Youth…

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