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BBC SPOTY 2025: Lionesses coach and young star scoop major awards
Lionesses head coach Sarina Wiegman won BBC Sports Personality Coach of the Year 2025, and Michelle Agyemang was named BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year 2025.
"Not matched expectations” West Ham sacked head coach
West Ham have recorded just one win in the 2025/26 season, a run of results that led to the dismissal of the head coach.
Nathalie Björn is Sweden's best footballer for the first time
Sweden has announced the results of its Footballer of the Year awards. The overall winner was Chelsea centre-back Nathalie Björn.
Pernille Harder has been named as the Danish player of the year
Danish international forward and national team captain Pernille Harder was named 2025 Danish Women’s Player of the Year for a record ninth time.
Hanna Lundkvist is leaving San Diego
Her next destination remains unknown. Speculation suggests that Manchester United may be interested in the Swedish defender.
Lianne Sanderson for Queenballers: If my story helps one person, I will be happy
EXCLUSIVE FOR QUEENBALLERS: Football legend Lianne Sanderson, now a commentator for the UEFA Women’s Champions League on Disney+, spoke to Queenballers about her journey, the rise of women’s football into a fully professional sport, and the team that has surprised her most in the Champions League.
Bunny Shaw broke another record
Jamaican striker became the first woman to score 100 goals for Manchester City.
Leah Williamson is back!
Fans finally got what they were waiting for. In the match against Everton, the Arsenal star took to the pitch for the first time this season after recovering from a knee injury.
