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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.
Tag: women’s football
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.
Why Phil Neville is a terrible appointment for the women’s game
In the wake of the controversial appointment of Phil Neville as England Women’s team manager, Ben Dadswell believes it to be a step backwards for the women’s football
Why football must do more for women
Thomas Wyer believes that football is failing women and discusses how and why we must fix it.
England Lionesses fail to roar
Lisa Higgins assesses the state of the England women’s team ahead of the women’s World Cup next year.
Liverpool prosper in momentous WSL finale
Liverpool belittled the odds to defend their crown on a seminal day in the developmental journey of UK Women’s football.
WSL – final rounds promise thrilling finale
With the finish line of a captivating WSL season fast approaching, where the title will reside in little over a fortnight remains in the balance.
Women’s World Cup qualification – the final European furlongs
Matt Carter assesses which nations still have it all to play for as the Women’s World Cup qualifiers reach their conclusion in Europe.
Women’s World Cup – the European qualification story
Matt Carter assess the developments in Europe since the Women’s World Cup qualification journey began back in September.
Times they are a-changin’
Darren Holland discusses the significant appointment of Helena Costa as Clermont Foot manager.