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PFA WSL Team of the Year

In advance of their Awards ceremony on Sunday 24th April 2015, the PFA have announced the WSL team of the year. The timing of the event actually coincides with the beginning of the Women’s Superleague as against the end of the Men’s Premier League, so the WSL players have been voted for on last season’s performance. Title

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University of Bath quartet heading to Rio

The road to Rio once again passed directly through the University of Bath today as Team GB officially announced their swimming squad for this summer’s Olympic Games at the Sports Training Village. The team includes four British Swimming National Centre Bath athletes who train in the London 2012 Legacy Pool – Jazz Carlin, Siobhan-Marie O’Connor,

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FA offer ticket initiative to those signing up to Girls’ Football Week

Clubs and schools who sign up to take part in FA Girls’ Football Week will receive free entry to FA WSL matches. The FA is inviting schools, clubs, community groups, wider educational establishments and other organisations to run female-specific sessions during the week of Monday 25 April. Tickets are limited and will be offered on

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Women’s PFA Player of the Year shortlist

Three Chelsea players have been shortlisted for this year’s Women’s PFA Players’ Player of the Year award.  England’s Gemma Davison (right), goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl and last year’s winner Ji So-Yun (above) have all been nominated for the award after their double-winning season. Manchester City and England midfielder Izzy Christiansen and England U23s and Sunderland striker

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John Griffiths names his England U17s Euro Squad

John Griffiths has named his England Women’s Under-17s squad for this summer’s European Championship finals. The Young Lions have been drawn in Group A alongside host nation Iceland, Spain and holders Germany. The finals will take place between 22 June and 4 July. Twelve of Griffiths’s 18-player squad helped England progress from the elite qualifying

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