#Women's Super League

#Women's Super League

Leah Williamson extends her long-term stay with Arsenal, expressing her love for the club and commitment to winning more silverware. [ more ]

Leah Williamson signs a new multiple-year contract with Arsenal, emphasizing her love for the club and commitment to winning more silverware. [ more ]

The 2023-24 Women's Super League season was a standout year with thrilling title races and record attendances, showcasing the league's exciting future. [ more ]

Emma Hayes is a highly successful coach at Chelsea, winning multiple accolades, but winning the Women's Champions League remains a significant goal. [ more ]

Chelsea clinched their fifth-consecutive Women's Super League title as manager Emma Hayes bid farewell in a dominating victory over Manchester United. [ more ]

Emma Hayes bows out of Chelsea after a successful 12-year tenure, with a focus on wellbeing and player care. [ more ]

Emma Hayes describes winning the Women's Super League title as the toughest but sweetest, highlighting their resilience and determination. [ more ]

Emma Hayes led Chelsea to a fifth Women's Super League title before departing for the US national team, capping a successful 12-year tenure with a fairytale goodbye. [ more ]

Guardiola named EPL Manager of the Season, Beard wins WSL Manager award. [ more ]

Mary Earps' future at Manchester United hinges on the club's decisions as her contract expiration looms. [ more ]

Players like Hannah Hampton, Zecira Musovic, Ann-Katrin Berger, Jess Carter, and Niamh Charles displayed impressive performances for Chelsea in the WSL. [ more ]

Chelsea secured fifth Women's Super League title, overcoming challenges with injuries and fierce competition. [ more ]

Manchester City lost out on the Women's Super League title despite winning 18 out of 22 matches. [ more ]

Manchester City announces departure of four players from Women's Super League club. [ more ]