The Women’s Super League (WSL), the top level of women’s football in England, has revealed a rebrand for the 2025-26 season. The move sees the second-tier Women’s Championship renamed as ...

The 2025/26 Womens Super League fixtures have been revealed; the new season starts on September 6; Sky Sports will show 118 live games next season and nearly 90 per cent of all matches, including 78 e ...

YouTube has half of the Women’s Super League, Sky and BBC fight for the rest The 66 WSL games on Sky Sports/the BBC in the United Kingdom do not split evenly. Sky Sports currently holds the rights to ...

Let GOAL show you all the ticket information you need to know if you want to see Women's Super League matches during the 2025 ...

TThe 2024/2025 season marks the first time the Women’s Super League and the Championship will operate independently from the Football Association (FA) and under a new independent entity called ...

The fixtures for next season's FA Women's Super League have been revealed. Two days before the Lionesses attempt to make history against Spain in the EURO 2025 final, thoughts turn to more domestic ...

The action begins on Friday, September 5th, as Sheffield United host Sunderland at Bramall Lane with a 6pm kick-off time.

The FA Women’s National League has provided an insight into the impact of their ‘Empowering for Success’ strategy. This is a strategy which aims to empower all 72 clubs across the league ...

BWSL2 will continue as a 12-team league with additional promotion opportunities from the FA Women's National League (WNL) Northern and Southern Premier Divisions at the end of the 2025/26 season.

The English Women's Super League (WSL) will expand from 12 to 14 teams from the 2026-27 season, WSL Football said on Monday, and a promotion/relegation playoff will be introduced.

Gareth Taylor has been appointed head coach of Liverpool's women's team, the club announced on Friday, five months after ...

Gareth Taylor has been appointed as the head coach for Liverpool's women's team, following his previous tenure at Manchester ...