Notes from an English third division in turmoil
With the season just ahead turmoil ensues in the English Women's Third division
With the season just ahead turmoil ensues in the English Women's Third division
West Ham lost 4-1 to the Champions, Manchester City. Arsenal beat Liverpool 3-1, and Chelsea beat Manchester United 1-0 on Sam Kerr's final appearance for the club. Only three of the top four teams can qualify for the Champions League next season. In the end,
Being announced on Monday, here are the shortlists for WSL's end of season awards: Barclays Women’s Super League Player of the Season * Alessia Russo (Arsenal) * Alyssa Thompson (Chelsea) * Jess Park (Manchester United) * Kerstin Casparij (Manchester City) * Khadija Shaw (Manchester City) * Kirsty Hanson (Aston Villa) * Olivia Holdt (Tottenham
The season is over in the FA Women's National League and Women's Super League 2, and very nearly in WSL. Check out who went up.
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.
Plymouth Argyle have sealed a playoff spot for a WSL2 berth. Elsewhere, relegation threatens a handful of teams.
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.