Since August 2012, we at GirlsontheBall have been avid followers of the women’s game in the UK. Travelling on average 32,000 miles a year, we provide unique coverage of women’s football, following teams domestically as well as England’s Lionesses.
Through live twitter coverage, blogs, photography, interviews and much more, our aim is to spread as much information as possible about the women’s game.
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Latest Blogs
England's Lionesses determined to start new era on the front foot
To say it has been a long time since a competitive England fixture is somewhat of an understatement. 349 days (502,560 minutes or 5,584 games in case you were wondering!) since they faced Spain in the SheBelieves Cup, they will finally line up tomorrow lunch time to face Northern Ireland.
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#WEURO2022: 500 Days and counting
If it feels like we've been here before, then you are right. But once again, we can say...500 days to go! Euro 2022 is starting to become a very real and exciting prospect. Sitting in Wembley this time last year, listening to the plans for the tournament, it was hard not to be enthusiastic about next summer’s competition. And now, after the toughest of years, the sight of this celebration of the women's game on the horizon is anticipated more eagerly than ever.
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Seagulls all but ensure safety with vital win over West Ham
Amongst the big-name derbies that this set of mid-week fixtures in the Barclays FAWSL presented, there was another game that […]
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Resilient Birmingham hold strong over Toffees
There have been many surprises in the Barclays FAWSL this season, but the development of Birmingham City has certainly been one of them. They may currently sit 11th in the table but have multiple games in hand over their rivals and have conceded the least number of goals (16) of anyone outside the top four. They produced another shock on Sunday afternoon, earning a valuable point away to Everton.
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