The fixtures for the forthcoming FA Women’s Super League season have now been released. The 2017/18 season will be the first to run from September to May, following a move from the original March to November summer season. Yeovil Town Ladies begin with an opening home fixture v Manchester City Women. Lucy Bronze, Steph Houghton,
The Football Association has announced its intention to bid to host the 2021 UEFA European Women’s Championship. The FA shares UEFA’s ambitions to grow the women’s game and, following the success of this summer’s UEFA European Women’s Championship in the Netherlands, will officially enter into the bidding process later this year. In March this year
Following her loan period in Italy, Kayleigh Green has returned to Yeovil for the fast approaching winter season. Green signed for A.S.D Calico Femminile Chieti, after helping guide the Lady Glovers to their WSL2 championship winning season in 2016 and spent the whole of Spring away from Yeovil. A welsh international with over 20 senior
Crowned champions of FA WSL 2 last term, Jamie Sherwood’s side will enter a second straight regular season playing at the home of the Glovers. Having toured the county during the recent Spring Series, Ladies action will return to Huish Park from September with the FA Women’s Super League season now aligned to the traditional
Yeovil Town Ladies FC can confirm that eighteen year old forward player Paige Sawyer, has joined the green and whites, from local side Bristol City Women. Sawyer, despite being a Bristol player for many years, has not featured in nearly as many FA WSL matches, as her ability deserves, and following her release from the
Disney has partnered with the England Women’s football team to challenge the clichés of what it means to be a modern Princess in an effort to promote and inspire girls to fulfil their potential. The Lionesses, led by captain Steph Houghton, have channeled their inner Disney Princesses including Belle from Beauty and the Beast, Jasmine
The Football Association has unveiled plans for eight FA Women’s High Performance Football Centres based at Universities across the country. A key role for the new centres is to support and drive The FA’s ambition to increase the number of qualified coaches and improve the quality of coaching, both central to the growth of the
Durham Women FC have announced the signing of promising young Scottish international Ellis Dalgleish. Dalgleish, 18, joins the Wildcats having spent several years at Celtic Women in the Scottish Women’s Premier League. She joined the Hoops in their Under 15 side but her potential was quickly noticed and the versatile player was quickly fast-tracked into
Launched by The FA, the participation initiative will encourage girls to play football during the England Women’s UEFA Women’s Euro campaign. As the England Women’s football team competes in the UEFA Women’s Euro this summer, The FA has launched Girls’ Football Week – Euro Celebrations, a participation initiative aimed at getting girls playing football. Whilst
Durham Women FC have announced the signing of all-action midfielder Nicola Worthington. Having played for Blackburn Rovers and Manchester City at the beginning of her career, Worthington moved to America in 2013 and represented the University of Bridgeport. During her time with the Purple Knights, Worthington was named an NCAA Division II Women’s Soccer Second Team
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