Tuesday marked the end of the transfer window. But that wasn’t all.

Olivia Smith's goal ended Manchester City's unbeaten streak. Even so, the Citizens remain at the top of the table.

As in the Premier League, the clash between Arsenal and Manchester City in the WSL is one of the most exciting and unpredictable. Both teams have a lot at stake. Either the Citizens will increase their lead in the table and the title will be almost theirs, or Arsenal will reduce their lead. 

Sonia Bompastor will remain at the head of Chelsea until at least 2030. Although the coach has faced criticism from some fans due to her team's current form, she has agreed to extend her contract with the Blues.

The Olympic Games officially begin on Friday, February 6. And although football logically belongs in the summer games, it is also represented here, even though you might not expect it. 

At midnight on February 3, the winter transfer window closed in most leagues. Although no record-breaking transfer fees were paid this time around, there were still several interesting and perhaps unexpected transfers. Let's recall some of them.

EXCLUSIVE FOR QUEENBALLERS: Barbora Votíková became the first Czech in Arsenal WFC. The Czech national team goalkeeper returns to the WSL after a year and a half, during which she won the title and cup with Slavia Prague. "I played many matches, gained confidence, and grew as a player. Now I'm ready to show that progress," said Votíková in an interview for Queenballers.com.

EXCLUSIVE FOR QUEENBALLERS: Barbora Votíková became the first Czech in Arsenal WFC. The Czech national team goalkeeper returns to the WSL after a year and a half, during which she won the title and cup with Slavia Prague. "I played many matches, gained confidence, and grew as a player. Now I'm ready to show that progress," said Votíková in an interview for Queenballers.com.

The young England international, who West Ham signed as a free agent in the 2022/23 season, is now transferring to Bay FC for €230,000.