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In a recent episode of BBC Women's Football Weekly, Birmingham City's Martha Harris and Crystal Palace's Hayley Ladd discussed the intense battle for promotion to the Women's Super League, offering perspectives on their teams' ambitions and the challenges ahead.
Juventus presents the third edition of its 'Stories of Strength' campaign, with captain Manuel Locatelli and women's star Martina Rosucci stressing the importance of open conversation about personal challenges.
England No.8 Alex Matthews has been ruled out of the final two matches of the Women's Six Nations due to injury, dealing a blow to the Red Roses' campaign.
The wife of ex-Manchester City midfielder Stephen Ireland has provided a health update after he was rushed to hospital for surgery on a double leg break. The 38-year-old is now recovering.
Bayern Munich women's star Magdalena Eriksson discusses her groundbreaking role as a scout for the men's team, her Champions League analyst appearance, and the push for gender equality in football.
Lotte Kopecky was declassified following a sprint collision with Shari Bossuyt in the second stage of the Vuelta Femenina. The Belgian rider expressed frustration and refused to accept the decision.
Sam Kerr scored a headed goal for Chelsea against Leicester in the WSL, making her the club's all-time top scorer in the competition with 64 goals, surpassing Fran Kirby.
Explore how Maria Guardiola supports Manchester City's Premier League title bid and reveals the special characteristic she shares with her legendary father, manager Pep Guardiola.
Chelsea and England defender Millie Bright has retired from professional football after sustaining an ankle injury in a match against Tottenham in early February. In an emotional video, she revealed she had been playing injured for the past six years.
Nigeria and Brighton goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie has expressed strong criticism over the decision to delay the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon), highlighting concerns about the impact on players and teams.
In the Champions League semi-final first leg, Barcelona and Bayern Munich drew 1-1. Bayern's Franziska Kett was sent off for pulling Barcelona's Salma Paralluelo's hair. Post-match, Barcelona's Alexia Putellas stressed the need to adapt their game, while Bayern's Giulia Gwinn discussed accepting less possession to create danger.
In a press conference, Hannah Hampton was described as 'world-class' for her saves that helped the Lionesses in their match against Iceland, highlighting her key role in the team's performance.
Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor expresses fury over a hair pull incident that went unpunished during a frantic Women's Champions League tie against Arsenal. Read the full details and reaction.
Lauren James inspired Chelsea to a League Cup victory over Manchester United, earning acclaim as the world's best player. Read about her match-winning performance in the final.
Barcelona's Aitana Bonmatí has become the first player to top The Guardian's top 100 list for three consecutive years, marking a historic achievement in football.
Explore the FA and Lionesses' new short film featuring Jordan Nobbs and grassroots heroes, celebrating local football as the season kicks off. A tribute to the unsung contributors.
Barcelona star Lamine Yamal and Argentine rapper Nicki Nicole go public with their relationship through romantic Instagram snaps. Stay updated with the latest football news and celebrity updates.
Bangladesh women's football team qualifies for the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup after a 2-1 win over Myanmar, with Ritu Porna Chakma scoring both goals in a landmark achievement for the nation.
Real Madrid Femenino's Caroline Weir paid a touching tribute to Zinedine Zidane by wearing his legendary number 5 shirt to the premier of his documentary, symbolizing her admiration for the French icon.