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Millie Bright joins Jordan Nobbs as the all-time record appearance holder in the WSL

Nov 10, 2025
Millie Bright

The Chelsea captain equalled Jordan Nobbs (who is currently playing in WSL 2) as the record holder for the most WSL appearances in Saturday’s London derby.

 

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The Telegraph: London derby controversy opened the question about VAR in WSL

Nov 9, 2025

Did Stina Blackstenius handle the ball? Were Alessia Russo and Frida Maanum offside? Was Arsenal robbed of victory? The London derby revealed how much the WSL lacks VAR.

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Champions again! North Korea defend their U17 Championship title

Nov 9, 2025

North Korea clinched the title of the 2025 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, defeating the Netherlands in the final to successfully defend their crown. 

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BK Häcken is swedish champion! Felicia Schröder secured win with her 30th goal

Damallsvenskan knows its champion. Häcken celebrates it´s swedish league title. It has a four-point lead over Hammarby.

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Villa suprised Manchester United by 0:1 victory

Aston Villa surprised favorites Manchester United on their home turf, winning 1-0. Miri Taylor scored the only goal of the match in the 35th minute.

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London is neither blue nor red. The London derby ended in a draw.

Nov 8, 2025
Chelsea

The London derby, which took place at the Emirates in front of more than 50,000 spectators, ended in a draw. However, the match was accompanied by controversy after Stina Blackstenius's goal was controversially disallowed.

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Goalkeeper Mia Hamant dies at 21 after battle with kidney cancer

Nov 8, 2025

Mia Hamant, the standout goalkeeper for the University of Washington Huskies women’s soccer team, has tragically passed away at 21 after a courageous fight against Stage 4 kidney cancer. Her teammates, coaches and the entire Husky community have paid tribute to her strength, impact and spirit.

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