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DUX Logroño could have caused a real sensation when they were beating the favoured Real Madrid for most of the game. The White Ballet equalised in last minutes 2-2 thanks to a goal from Signe Bruun. For German goalkeeper Merle Frohms, it was not exactly a successful debut in her new jersey.

Bayern Munchen opened their season with a statement — defeating Wolfsburg 4–2 in Karlsruhe to retain the Google Pixel Supercup. It´s a first success under new coach José Barcala, pointing to the win as a perfect omen for the road ahead. The team now shifts focus to a record-crowd Bundesliga opener against Leverkusen at the Allianz Arena next week.

Arsenal defender Lotte Wubben-Moy struggled with injury last season, which is why she didn't play a single minute at Euro 2025, even though she was included in the squad. In an interview with the Observer, she opened up about what it's like to want to play even though you know you can't, as well as her family background. Wubben-Moy has been an Arsenal fan since childhood, when her aunt sang North London Forever to her as a lullaby. 

A 59-year-old man has been arrested over racist and abusive messages sent to England defender Jess Carter during Euro 2025. The investigation, led by UK police forces, is ongoing as authorities vow to crack down on online hate. 

DAZN has secured the global broadcast rights to Spain’s top-tier women’s football league, Liga F, extending its coverage through the 2026–27 season. This continuation ensures fans worldwide can continue enjoying live matches and select highlights on DAZN.

Although Inter Milan was the slight favorite, it was unable to defeat Norway's SK Brann in the Champions League qualifiers, which it was playing in for the first time.

Until the age of 14, she played with boys. She started football at four years old and grew up an Everton fan, yet chose Liverpool as her first profesional club. Now, her shirt bears the Chelsea badge, and she’s a European champion with England. Niamh Charles and her story, in her own words:

Orlando Pride can celebrate their new signing, Lizbeth Ovalle. At the same time, though, the fourth-placed team in the NWSL table is facing a major setback—their star player, Barbra Banda, is out of the season with an injury.