Ella is a 22 year-old PR worker based in London. She has played football since the age of 8 and is extremely passionate about raising the profile of the women's game in terms of media coverage, fan-base and participation.
Saturday 26 September Sunderland vs. Arsenal Forth placed Sunderland host Arsenal in the penultimate weekend of the WSL 1 as both sides look to secure Champions League football for next season. Mathematically neither side are out of the title race either going in to this fixture but a defeat for the Black Cats against the […]
Manchester City Women have been charged with fielding an ineligible player in their Continental Cup game against Sunderland on the 15th August. Is alleged the player was not registered with the FA WSL, and therefore the club is in breach of League Cup Rule 5 (Competition Rule 26.5). The club has until 17 September to respond […]
Saturday 5 September Liverpool vs. Arsenal The last time these two sides met in the league was in July when Liverpool ran out 3-1 winners. There is now 5 points separating the Gunners in 4th from their rivals in 6th but the current champions do have a game in hand. Another victory this weekend for […]
Liverpool Ladies defender Becky Easton could be out for the rest of the FA WSL season after fracturing her arm following a coming together with Manchester City’s Toni Duggan in their Continental Cup fixture on Sunday. The 41-year-old tweeted a photo of her arm in a plaster cast confirming she had suffered a break following […]
In a weekend of full fixtures for both the WSL 1 and WSL 2, Editor Ella Cahoon takes a look at the games you don’t want to miss.
Including a heavyweight class between title contenders Arsenal Ladies and Chelsea Ladies.
After recording back to back wins in the Continental Cup, Bristol Academy finally picked up their first three points of the FA WSL with a 1-0 victory over Notts County.
County have now lost three games on the bounce including the FA Cup final to Chelsea last weekend.
Notts County could overtake FA Cup final opponents Chelsea in the league standings just days after they broke their hearts at Wembley with a win against Bristol on Wednesday.
Notts have already beaten the Vixens earlier this season 5-2 away from home.
Stephanie Roche of Puskas Award fame scored her first goal for new club Sunderland in their 5-2 Continental Cup victory over Everton Ladies last night.
Elsewhere Manchester City put 5 past Durham without reply and both Reading and Arsenal came from behind to beat Millwall and London Bees respectively.
Katie Brazier, Head of Women’s Competition at the FA, has said she wants to see the FA WSL expanded to 24 teams.
There are currently 18 teams competing in the WSL 1 and WSL 2 which will be increased to 20 sides by 2017.
This Saturday Reading could draw level on points with Doncaster Rovers Belles at the top of the WSL 2 table as the Belles have a weekend off.
Elsewhere struggling Watford travel to third-placed Yeovil and 6th meets 7th as Oxford host Millwall.
This weekend’s WSL 2 fixtures see Yeovil Town in action for the first time since the league resumed following the World Cup and the Glovers face a tricky tie against Millwall.
Elsewhere, Doncaster Rovers Belles can go top with a win over Oxford and Durham could slip to the bottom of the table if they lose to Watford.
The FA Women’s Super League is back and four teams from the WSL 2 go head to head on Sunday in a bid to kick start the second half of their 2015 league campaigns.
Here we preview the clash between London Bees and Oxford United and Aston Villa vs. Millwall Lionesses.
