Women's Football News, Players & Stories | Queenballers

Is Jenna Nighswonger leaving?

Dec 2, 2025
Jenna Nighswonger

She joined Arsenal from NY Gotham last season. However, the transfer cannot be considered a success.

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New rule in England. No League cup for UWCL clubs

Dec 1, 2025

Teams playing in the Champions League will not compete in the League Cup. From the current season, this rule applies to Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea. However, the rule will only apply from next season onwards.

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Spain will fight for victory in the Nations League without Bonmatí

Dec 1, 2025
Aitana Bonmati

The three-time Ballon d´Or winner will not be playing in the Nations League final. She faces a long break due to a fractured left fibula.

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Georgia Stanway joined the club

Nov 30, 2025
Georgia Stanway

Georgie Stanway achieved something in England's match against China that only Beth Mead and Aggie Beever-Jones had managed before.

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QB weekly: 24. - 30. 11. 2025

Nov 30, 2025

Despite the international break, the world of women's football brought a lot of stories in the last week of November that you may have missed.

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Day in the life of Kerstin Kasparij. Spend some time with Player of November

Dutch player Kerstin Casparij has had a successful run. She celebrated 50 international matches in the orange jersey, but she is also doing well at the club level. Her Manchester City team leads the table ahead of Chelsea, and she has played a big part in that.

That's one of the reasons she was named Player of the Month for November. Take a look at what her day looks like and what tattoo she got.

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The first leg of the Nations League medal matches produced close results

Nov 29, 2025

A total of 22 shots were taken in the gold medal match between Germany and France, but none of them resulted in a goal. There is no clear favorite in the bronze medal match either.

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One bid, all together, The UK's submitted for 2035 World Cup

Nov 28, 2025

The football associations of The FA (England), Irish FA, Scottish FA and FA of Wales have formally submitted a joint bid to host the 2035 Women’s World Cup.

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