Chelsea's dynamic manager, Sonia Bompastor, unveiled a sexist query she's been compelled to address that no man would ever face. Even after masterminding the Blues' epic domestic treble, the French star faces scrutiny over balancing motherhood of four with commanding a premier women's football team
Aitana Bonmati clinches the 2025 Ballon d'Or Feminin! After a dazzling season, she outshone rivals, powering Barcelona to a treble and earning Euro 2025 MVP for Spain. A true football icon!
Lionesses star Hannah Hampton was crowned the world's best goalkeeper on Monday as she won the first-ever Women's Yashin Trophy following her incredible exploits during England's Euro 2025 triumph. That wasn't the only reason for her success, either, with the shot-stopper also starring for Chelsea throughout a 2024-25 campaign which saw the Blues win the Women's Super League, FA Cup and League Cup.
In a stunning triumph, Lionesses star Hannah Hampton claimed the world's top goalkeeper title, winning the inaugural Women's Yashin Trophy for her heroics in England's Euro 2025 victory and Chelsea's dominant 2024-25 sweep of the WSL, FA Cup, and League Cup
Aggie Beever-Jones shone brightly, scoring the decisive goal in Chelsea's tense 1-0 WSL win over Leicester, maintaining their flawless run. Her clinical strike upheld her perfect scoring streak, as the Foxes impressed but lacked finishing flair
The draw for the new-look UEFA Women's Champions League league phase has thrown up some mouthwatering fixtures for England's representatives. Arsenal, Chelsea and debutants Manchester United have all learned their opponents, with heavyweight clashes, tricky away days and reunions on the horizon. Mary Earps' return to the Red Devils with Paris Saint-Germain will also be a standout storyline.
The UEFA Women's Champions League draw unleashes thrilling fixtures for England's stars: Arsenal, Chelsea, and debutants Manchester United face epic battles and reunions, highlighted by Mary Earps' electrifying PSG return
Sam Kerr, the globe's premier striker with records across continents and Australia's top scorer, typically blasts shots in the box. Yet, after 634 days out, her surprising pass against Aston Villa felt jarring but entirely relatable
USWNT coach Emma Hayes is thrilled to face Italy in two exciting end-of-year friendlies, as announced by U.S. Soccer on Monday. Catch the action on November 28 in Orlando and December 1 in Fort Lauderdale, after October's clashes with Portugal (twice) and New Zealand
