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Durham WFC – An unlikely hotbed of women’s football
Alex Jackson visits Durham WFC, an unusual name in women’s football but arguably its most important.
Category: Womens Football
England’s journey to UEFA Women’s Euro glory
Jack Patmore looks into how England won UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 and what the future now holds for women’s football.
Chelsea looking for third straight Super League success
Chelsea head into the next women’s Super League season as firm favourites to defend their title.
Shiels sparks debate with women’s game comments
Ian Buke deep dives into the controversial comments made by Northern Ireland coach Kenny Shiels in the wake of their recent defeat to England
Arsenal Women and Chelsea Women in epic battle for supremacy
Paul Blake takes a look at the Women’s Super League where two title chasing sides are separated by just a single point.
An interview with Jamaican international Havana Solaun
Jordan James caught up with Havana Solaun who has followed an interesting career path all the way to the Women’s World Cup.
How should we judge the Irish women’s team?
John McMahon discussions the Irish women’s team and why recent publicity could create a newfound expectation.
With Vera Pauw, Ireland’s women’s team have legitimate World Cup ambitions
With two impressive performances under their belts, the Ireland Women’s football team can be confident of World Cup qualification, writes John McMahon.
What are Great Britain women’s chances in the Olympics later this year?
With the Olympics due to take place later this year, we look at the possibility of Great Britain taking out the top honours in women’s football.
Seven lessons from the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup
With the confetti settled from the latest incarnation or the FIFA Women’s World Cup, Alex Jackson takes a look at the main talking points from this summer’s tournament.