English Football Roundup: WSL returns, non-league races wrap
The 72 teams of the FA Women's National League are wrapping up their season. We look at the key races and WSL2 continues to be the league no one wants to win.
Tim Abbott
I was born and bred in England. I'm passionate about football. I'm the Non-League Editor at NSJ, formerly editor of Northern Lights Football and Local Editor of E Pluribus Loonum. I pitch in elsewhere on the site too.
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WSL Hall of Fame inducts Stoney, Harrop and Beard
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Joe De May leaves the University of Sioux Falls, will retain a role at Sioux Falls City FC
Joe De May has resigned as the head women's soccer coach of the University of Sioux Falls. How will it affect Sioux Falls City?
English Football Roundup: The Pilgrims progress to the playoffs
Plymouth Argyle have sealed a playoff spot for a WSL2 berth. Elsewhere, relegation threatens a handful of teams.
Loons barely win a blunt Open Cup contest
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English Football Roundup: Safe in the Southeast, tension elsewhere
There is no peril or tension in Division 1 South East. Otherwise, it was set up for another feast of 2 pm kickoffs across the Women's National League.
It's Quails v Loons, as MNUFC enter the Open Cup
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Wrapping Blizzard's indoor season
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"Do it right instead of rushed" - WPSL PRO to launch in 2028
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English Football Roundup: A busy Sunday sees over 20 matches
Arsenal to Billericay is 35 miles across London but may as well be another planet. The WSL side played Champions League and FA Cup matches this week, whereas the club from the WNL Southern Premier continue to lick their wounds with an astoundingly bad goal difference.
The Prairies join the Canadian party
Introducing the new "pro-am" league in Canada, the Prairies Premier League reintroduces competitive soccer to a landscape which lost Valour FC from the Canadian Premier League
Men's US Amateur Cup (Midwest Qualifiers Round 1): Yang's Blizzard blows away Vlora
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Blizzard bridge the seasons with 2026 US Amateur Cup debut against Vlora FC
Tonight sees the start of the Amateur Cup Region II Qualifiers, continuing through the weekend
England round-up: City no fools
The top of the English pyramid sees some shuffling and the non-leagues see the Cup and Plate handed out.
MASL2 Update - March 27th 2026
Emmanuel Viel had an announcement before the Omaha Kings' last game of the regular season. Click to see how it went.
England Round-up : Derbies in the Pros, Close races across the nation
This week sees Merseyside, Manchester, North London, and Tyne-Wear Derbies across WSL and WSL2, all at the clubs' primary stadia, although the game that matters in the standings and for local bragging rights is the Manchester derby. That said, City is 8 points ahead going into the game