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Mercury13 has acquired a majority stake in Bristol City Women.
Mercury13, a women's football-focused multi-club ownership group, has acquired a majority stake in Bristol City Women, a second-tier English club.
Millie Turner injury update: she did NOT suffered ACL in last match
Good news for Manchester United fans. Millie Turner was stretchered off in the last match against London City Lionesses. Fortunately, the worst-case scenario — an ACL injury — has not been confirmed.
The final leg of UWCL qualification is here. Who will reach the main phase?
The final stage of the Women’s Champions League qualifiers is here. Who will make it through to the group stage?
Record breaking season opener! Let's take a look back how Bayern started the season
In their Bundesliga season opener at the Allianz Arena, FC Bayern Munich women set a new German women’s football attendance record with 57,762 spectators, shattering previous marks. The match was played against Bayer Leverkusen, and Bayern secured a 2–0 victory to start their season.
Portland's Savannah DeMelo remains hospitalized after collapsing during match
Racing Louisville midfielder Savannah DeMelo remains hospitalized and is undergoing tests after a medical emergency during Sunday’s NWSL match against Seattle Reign.
Lena Oberdorf on her comeback: I have a huge desire to play again
After over a year sidelined by a serious knee injury, Bayern Munich’s Lena Oberdorf is back and brimming with determination. In her first start in 482 days, she scored a brace in a dominant 3–0 win over RB Leipzig, proving she’s well on her way to full fitness.
Heja Smilla! Swedish talent scored two goals for Hammarby
Eighteen-year-old Smilla Holmberg stole the show as Hammarby claimed a commanding 3-0 home win over Linköping in Damallsvenskan. Vilma Koivisto opened the scoring in the 12th minute, and Holmberg doubled the lead just before halftime with a free-kick. Barely into the second half, she added her second of the game—assisted by Asato Miyagawa—to cement the victory and keep Hammarby atop the table.
Malard with the two goals, first goal in red for Park, first assist for Rolfö
After losing 4-1 to Arsenal, London City Lionesses hosted their first home game in the WSL, where they suffered their second defeat. Manchester United took the lead early on when captain La Tissier converted a penalty.
The match was particularly memorable for Jess Park, who recently joined United from rivals City and scored her first goal for her new club. The assist came from another new signing, Fridolina Rolfö, who came on in the 80th minute and was playing her first game in her new jersey.
