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Bethany England says she stayed longer than she should have at Chelsea feeling “wasted” as the striker looks to take her fine form for Tottenham into the World Cup.

After an impressive 2019-20 campaign with the Blues which saw her named PFA player of the year, the 29-year-old subsequently found herself in and out of their starting line-up, and was part of it only twice in the first half of the 2022-23 Women’s Super League season.

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. 

Rosella Ayane cannot wait for the new Women's Super League season after extending her stay with Tottenham. 

Signed from Bristol City in July 2019, the Morocco international is now tied to the club until June 2025. 

Chelsea secured a fourth successive Women's Super League title by coasting to a 3-0 victory at Reading — consigning the hosts to relegation.

Boasting a two-point lead over Manchester United, Chelsea only needed to win at the Select Car Leasing Stadium to become champions and Sam Kerr's 18th-minute header from Guro Reiten's cross put them ahead.

The final round of fixtures of the Women's Super League season plays out on Saturday, with Chelsea and Manchester United vying for the title.

At the other end of the table, Reading, who host the Blues, are fighting to beat the drop along with Leicester.