No results found
News
The Best
Players
Teams
Out Of Pitch
More
QB Originals
Twin Stories
Future Queens
Strong Story
QB Weekly
Results
Movies
←
News
Jun 7, 2025
Rachel Furness, Northern Ireland's record goalscorer, has announced her retirement
Author:
Kristina Němcová
@stinanemcova
Northern Ireland’s all-time top goalscorer, Rachel Furness, has officially retired from football at age 36, ending a remarkable two-decade journey.
Furness earned 95 caps and scored 38 goals for Northern Ireland, making her the nation's leading goalscorer across both men’s and women’s teams.
She made her senior debut as a teenager in 2005, shortly after the Northern Ireland women's national team was re-established.
At club level, she represented Sunderland, Reading, Tottenham, Liverpool, Bristol City, and most recently Newcastle United.
For further details, you can
read the full article here.
Sources
•
BBC →
Hot news
Layla Drury - remember that name!
Jan 20, 2026
Swedish expansion into the WSL continues. Wangerheim heads to Manchester United
Jan 16, 2026
First time was so nice...Bayern Munich is returning to Allianz Arena
Jan 14, 2026
Queenballers are coming to social media. Be part of it
Jan 12, 2026
Nice gesture from Liga F. Spanish League delivered boots to players without sponsors
Jan 9, 2026
The News
Layla Drury - remember that name!
French international Cascarino is leaving San Diego Wave for London City Lionesses
Rafaela Borggräfe received a six-match ban for racist remark
The Best
VIDEO:
OL Lyonnes dropped points first time this season
VIDEO:
Layla Drury became Manchester United's youngest goalscorer
VIDEO:
See Lexi Potter's first start for Chelsea and James' first goal after injury
VIDEO:
Barcelona returned in full force after the winter break and defeated Madrid CFF 12-1