Women’s football in England is a middle-class sport. For the game to grow, it has to change.
Category: Women’s Super League (WSL)
The Women’s Super League, known as the Barclays Women’s Super League for sponsorship reasons, is the highest league of women’s football in England. Established in 2010, it is run by the Football Association and features twelve fully professional teams
Lauren James’ Injury-Time Goal Secures Chelsea’s Victory Against Everton
For fans at Kingsmeadow last night there was an unfamiliar and gut-wrenching panic that the club were, for only the second time this season, about to drop points.
WSL match reviews: Arsenal Dominates Spurs in Thrilling WSL Derby
Arsenal Women delivered a stunning performance in today’s Barclays Women’s Super League (WSL) north London derby, defeating Tottenham with an impressive 5-0 victory at the Emirates Stadium.
Chloe Kelly smiles again as 56K cheer her on, Arsenal women thump Spurs
Women’s Super League (WSL) – Chloe Kelly smiles again as Arsenal women thump North London rivals
Arsenal WFC – 55K+ tickets sold ahead of North London derby
Arsenal WFC still leading the way with ticket sales, 55K+ sold ahead of North London derby Not much comes close to the rivalry and fight…
How to Watch the Women’s Super League (WSL) Abroad: Channels, Streaming, and Tips for International Fans
Discover how to watch the Women’s Super League (WSL) from anywhere in the world! This guide covers streaming options, channels, and tips for international fans to catch every match
B teams in English women’s football lower leagues is a good idea
B teams joining English women’s football lower leagues a good idea but not a long-term solution I know it received a mixed reception but I…
Is women’s football heading in the right direction? Player and fan behavior questioned
Mapi Leon touching a player inappropriately, Sam Kerr’s messy court debacle, racism creeping into the women’s game and fan behaviour. What’s going wrong in women’s football?