The FA can confirm that the 2021/22 Emirates FA Cup and Vitality Women’s FA Cup campaigns will conclude over the same weekend at Wembley Stadium connected by EE for the very first time. The Emirates FA Cup, which will be celebrating its 150th anniversary, is due to kick-off on Saturday 7 August 2021 with its
UEFA enters ground-breaking partnership with DAZN and YouTube to bring UEFA Women’s Champions League to fans around the world Global broadcast deal will make the competition free-to-air for fans worldwide for the first two seasons of the revamped competition The new UEFA Women’s Champions League will bring fans all over the world closer to the action
The UEFA Foundation for Children has launched its call for projects which seek to promote children’s fundamental rights across the world. This call for projects is aimed at any organisation that shares the values of the UEFA foundation and proposes practical measures to help children, in the areas of access to sport, health, education, employment,
Team GB Football Squad Update Carly Telford has been called up to the Team GB women’s football squad after Karen Bardsley had to withdraw through injury. The Chelsea goalkeeper is well used to tournament football, having helped England reach the semi-finals of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup – a feat which secured GB Football
Durham Women FC have confirmed that Sarah Robson will remain with the club for the 2021/22 season. The midfielder joined the Wildcats prior to the 2016 season and quickly became a mainstay in the midfield. She enjoyed a 2020/21 campaign to remember – with a fine season at club level, in which she made her
Durham Women FC have confirmed that Mollie Lambert will remain with the club until 2023. The midfielder, who joined the club from Sunderland last summer, made 23 appearances during her debut campaign. Lambert also scored a vital goal in the away victory at Crystal Palace, and is now looking forward to another season with the
Durham Women FC have announced that Kathryn Hill has extended her stay with the club until 2023. The defender has become a key part of the side since her arrival in 2017, making key contributions in both boxes. As well as forming part of the side who recorded the joint-best defensive record in the FA
Karen Bardsley has withdrawn from the Team GB women’s football squad with an injury. Bardsley had been named as one of two goalkeepers in Hege Riise’s 18-player squad for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. A decision on her replacement will be announced in due course, with the competition running from 21 July to 6 August
Durham Women FC have announced that Beth Hepple will remain with the club until 2023. Having been with the Wildcats since a young age, Hepple has become a key part of the first-team squad – and was our top scorer during the record-breaking 2020/21 campaign. With 11 goals and a number of assists to her
Durham Women FC have announced that Ellie Christon will remain with the club until 2023. The full-back has been with the club since 2014 and is rapidly closing in on her 150th appearance for the Wildcats. Christon enjoyed a successful 2020/21 campaign and was a key part of the defensive unit who played a major
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