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Signed on deadline day, Grace Clinton wasted no time — scoring and assisting on her City debut — stepping up as Lauren Hemp is sidelined with an ankle injury. Her versatility and early brilliance could be the catalyst in Manchester City’s title charge in the WSL.

A month before the highly anticipated France–Germany showdown in Caen, all 18,000 tickets have already been snapped up — proof of the huge excitement around Les Bleues despite their surprise EURO 2025 exit.

Tonbridge & Malling Council has unanimously approved the London City Lionesses’ new performance campus at Cobdown Park — a state-of-the-art facility designed exclusively for women’s football.

Bayern Munich’s win over Freiburg came with a bitter setback. Their vice-captain, Sarah Zadrazil, tore her ACL during the match.

• After Jess Carter spoke out about the wave of racist abuse she received following the Euros, Spurs player Jess Naz has now raised the same issue. In her own words, she is “done being quiet.”

Former England national team goalkeeper shares her story. The book will be published in November 2025.

Aitana Bonmatí won the Ballon d'Or 2025. However, this decision sparked controversy in the world of football.

This is a golden hat trick for the 27-year-old Catalan midfielder. She was named the best female footballer in 2023 and 2024. Her fellow spanish Mariona Caldentey came in second place. English player Alessia Russo rounds out the top three best female footballers. Both play for London's Arsenal, which was named club of the year in the women's category.