Manchester City have been dealt a blow with Andree Jeglertz confirming Lauren Hemp will be sidelined with the ankle injury she suffered last time out against Tottenham. The Lionesses winger, who has already endured long injury lay-offs in recent seasons, was seen emotional and in a protective boot after the Spurs game, but the damage is not as bad as first feared.
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
Grace Clinton previously dashed Manchester City fans' hopes in United's red, sparking a comeback that snatched Champions League spots from their grasp. Last Friday, she electrified them by scoring for City against Tottenham, sealing a commanding 4-0 win and winning back hearts
Excitement surges as Manchester United Women's stadium-shared with the Under-21 men's team-gets an instant rebrand from Leigh Sports Village, approved by Wigan Council. This bold move celebrates community unity and follows the women's record attendance milestone!
Lauren Hemp has spoken about a surprising and amusing routine she does before games, fake tanning in the buildup to be freshly bronzed out on the pitch. Speaking to ex-England internationals Karen Carney and Jill Scott, the Lionesses winger joked that she can't always be bothered do it properly and the Manchester City star laughed it off as 'a ritual of mine'.
Tottenham have condemned the "disgraceful" and “cowardly” racist abuse sent to forward Jessica Naz in the wake of the club’s Women’s League Cup victory over Aston Villa. The 24-year-old was subjected to vile taunts online after figuring in a fixture that saw Spurs prevail on penalties. She has spoken out against the social media trolls, with Tottenham offering their full support.
Tottenham strongly condemned the "cowardly" racist abuse targeting forward Jessica Naz after their exciting Women's League Cup win over Aston Villa. The 24-year-old bravely addressed the online trolls, with full club support backing her stand
Everton might not have had any players in the Lionesses’ squad as they lifted the European Championship title this past summer but the Toffees’ influence on England’s success was certainly significant. Chloe Kelly, who made her breakthrough on Merseyside, was the most prominent example, after reprising her role as a national hero on more than one occasion. However, it is the more recent cases of Aggie Beever-Jones and Jess Park that have helped Everton carve out a glowing, and growing, reputation as the place to be right now if you are an aspiring Lioness.
Though Everton missed the Lionesses' Euro triumph, their influence shone through stars like Chloe Kelly. Now, with Aggie Beever-Jones and Jess Park rising, Everton is the prime launchpad for aspiring England heroes!
