Rhian Wilkinson has named a 26-player squad as Wales continue the UEFA Women’s Nations League campaign in League A.
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Lauren Smith has named a 21-player England U19s squad as they look to qualify for this summer’s European Championships.
Emma Coates has named a 23-player England squad for their final two matches of the 2024/25 U23 European campaign.
England manager Sarina Wiegman has named a 25-player squad ahead of the Lionesses’ UEFA Women’s Nations League double header with Belgium.
Carla Ward has named a 23-player Republic of Ireland squad for their upcoming UEFA Women’s Nations League double header with Greece.
The Republic of Ireland will head to the USA in June for a double-header against Emma Hayes’ team.
Everton moved up to seventh in the Barclays WSL with a confident performance on Merseyside. Their 3-0 win over Crystal Palace – thanks to goals from Justine Vanhaevermaet, Sara Holmgaard and Kelly Gago – was only beaten by a pitchside proposal as Rikke Madsen’s boyfriend got down on one knee.
A new “World Sevens Football” competition is set to launch this summer with a eight-team tournament taking place in Estoril, Portugal from 21-34 May. It is the first of a series of events that are being planned across the globe.
Manchester City ended Chelsea’s 28-game unbeaten run under Sonia Bompastor at the Joie Stadium on Wednesday evening. A second half brace from substitute Vivianne Miedema saw Nick Cushing’s side gain an solid 2-0 advantage after the first leg in their Champions League quarter-final.
Crystal Palace reignited the Barclays WSL relegation battle with a courageous 3-1 victory at home over Aston Villa. Goals from Aniek Nouwen, Ashleigh Weerden and Katie Stengel drew the Eagles within a point of 11th-placed Villa. Lucy Parker scored the consolation for the visitors.