Women's Super League fans have a super Sunday to relish on the opening day of the season as champions Chelsea kick off their title defence against Tottenham.
After pipping Manchester United to glory by just two points in 2022-23, Emma Hayes' side welcome Spurs to Stamford Bridge to round off what promises to be a pulsating Matchday 1.
Lauren James has praised Chelsea boss Emma Hayes for helping her get “back to being myself again” as the England forward heads into her first World Cup.
Having rejoined the Blues two summers ago from Manchester United, James had limited game time in 2021-22 before shining as a regular in Hayes’ team last season as they once again won the Women’s Super League and FA Cup double.
Millie Bright has called for work to be done with regard to scheduling in the women’s game, stressing players are “not robots”.
Bright – captain of the England squad flying out for this summer’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand on Wednesday after regular skipper Leah Williamson was ruled out by an ACL injury, and recovering from a knee issue herself – says burnout is “always in the back of your mind” as a player.
Hannah Hampton is targeting major silverware after sealing a "dream" move to Women's Super League champions Chelsea.
The England goalkeeper, 22, has signed a three-year deal at Kingsmeadow after her contract with Aston Villa expired.
North Carolina Courage’s Millie Farrow admits it is “crazy” to see how far she has come following struggles with her mental health.
Having started playing football from an early age, Farrow joined Chelsea’s centre of excellence before signing her first professional contract at 19.
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