Durham Women are working with Durham Cricket to develop a new state-of-the-art facility for elite women’s football and cricket alongside current community sports.
On Sunday 16 March, Crystal Palace will be facing one of, if not, the biggest game in their history to date. It should be one of the talking points of the season. Leif Smerud’s side will walk out at the VBS Community Stadium knowing absolutely that it is do or die. A win against Aston Villa – a possibility which is not unthinkable right now – will bring them right back into the relegation battle; defeat and their fate will surely be decided.
Birmingham City have won a clean sweep in the Barclays Championship’s February Awards.
The WPLL have confirmed the details for the conclusion of the 2024/25 season for both the Barclays WSL + Barclays Championship.
Ellie Mason and Karen Hills have been named winners in the Barclays Championship January Awards.
There’s a lot to look forward to in 2025 in the world of women’s football. In the first part of our preview, here are some domestic highlights to keep an eye on.
Change is afoot within the English women’s game this summer. A moment that brings an equal mixture of anticipation and nervousness for all involved. After 14 years under direct FA control, the safety shackles are being removed from the Women’s Super League and Championship as they move into NewCo, a new and as yet unnamed independent company.
The start of the 2023/24 Barclays Championship is upon us! With plenty of change happening over the summer, it promises to be a league that is more dramatic and unpredictable than ever, which perhaps makes these potential predictions somewhat questionable.
The stakes have never been higher. 12 clubs will be vying for the title and coveted promotion spot while, for the first time, the bottom two will be relegated. Will Birmingham build on their narrow miss last season? What will London City look like this campaign? How will a reinvigorated Sheffield United do? Will Watford be able to adjust and stay up?