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A new U13 girls’ football trophy in Kent has been named after England and Arsenal striker Alessia Russo. The award celebrates her rise from grassroots to the international stage, inspiring the next generation of players.

Abby Dahlkemper (Bay FC) shared some joyful news on Instagram. However, fans won’t be seeing her on the pitch for a while.

UEFA has confirmed that the 2027 Women's Champions League final will be held at the National Stadium in Warsaw.

Ellie Roebuck, who recently transferred from Barcelona to Aston Villa, shared her personal story in The Player’s Tribune—about suffering a cardiac arrest at a young age. Its title says it all: Hell.

The topic of menstruation and its destigmatization is gradually being addressed in the WSL. Manchester City has partnered with Czech brand Snuggs, which manufactures period panties. Arsenal has spoken out about the fear of period stains, and West Ham recently broached the subject as well. Now Chelsea is joining in.

After longtime Liverpool captain Niamh Fahey retired, the question arose: who will take over the armband?

Her season ended before it even began. For Paris Saint-Germain defender Jade Le Guilly, every athlete’s worst nightmare came true—she tore her ACL in a pre-season friendly against Ajax.

This couldn't be better. Everton launched the new season with Merseyside derby against Liverpool. They won 4:1 thanks to their new signing Ornella Vinola and her hattrick. That marks the first Evertonian since the legendary Dixie Dean in September 1931 to net a treble in this famous fixture.