Source: Durham WFC

Durham Women sign goalkeeper Cat Sheppard

Durham Women are delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Cat Sheppard from Sporting Lisbon. The 24-year-old makes the switch to England having spent the last two years in the Portuguese top flight. Sheppard, who hails from New York, was a standout performer for the New Hampshire Wildcats in the NCAA while studying at the

Continue Reading →


Source: The FA

The Adobe Women’s FA Cup campaign 2025-26

The Adobe Women’s FA Cup 2025-26 season will kick-off on Sunday 24 August 2025, with the full calendar for the campaign having been confirmed. The competition will kick-off at the preliminary round stage as teams battle to reach the Competition Proper, which begins on Sunday 26 October. Clubs from the Barclays Women’s Super League will

Continue Reading →


Source: Durham WFC

Durham Women sign England youth international Grace Ede

Durham Women are delighted to announce the signing of England youth international Grace Ede. The exciting 19-year-old makes the move to Maiden Castle after departing local rivals Sunderland – and becomes the club’s first summer signing ahead of the new Barclays Women’s Super League 2 campaign. Ede came through the ranks at Sunderland and her

Continue Reading →

Legacy for the Future

UEFA Foundation for Children and adidas Foundation to change the game for girls and women Building on UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 to create a lasting movement of equity, empowerment and opportunity in sport Legacy for the Future is a collaborative project initiated and funded by the UEFA Foundation for Children and the adidas Foundation, involving national

Continue Reading →


Source: Bristol Academy

Mary Earps in conversation with Fearne Cotton

Fearne Cotton welcomed Mary Earps to her podcast: Happy Place with Fearne Cotton (which is available to listen to wherever you get your podcasts) Here are some of the highlights from their conversation. Mary Earps on the Announcement of her retirement and her feelings about watching the Euros this year. Fearne: You just said that you very

Continue Reading →