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.
Arsenal Ladies travel to Manchester to play the side that beat them in the Continental Cup final last year.
Man City are currently just one place behind Arsenal in the league but only on goal difference.
Ella Cahoon caught up with Chelsea’s in-form striker Gemma Davison ahead of her return to former club Liverpool in a clash of the title contenders this weekend.
Davison was part of the Liverpool side who snatched the trophy from the Londoners grasp on the final day of last season, but the 28-year-old feels her new club can go all the way this year.
Bottom of the table Bristol Academy travel to Sunderland Ladies in search of their first points of the season.
Sunderland boss Carlton Fairweather is expecting a tough game but believes his side should get the victory.
The FA Cup semi-final between Everton and Notts County will be played in Liverpool at Goodison Park.
Manchester City and Chelsea will go head to head at Wycombe’s Adams Park.
Two former Gunners scored in Chelsea’s 2-1 victory over local rivals Arsenal in the FA Cup quarter finals.
Arsenal have won the competition a record 13 times, including last season, but were beaten by goals from ex-players Katie Chapman and Gemma Davison.
Twelve-time winners Arsenal Ladies host Chelsea in the FA Cup quarter finals this weekend.
The two sides met in last season’s competition and needed extra time to separate them – with the Gunners eventual winners.
The election for the FIFA Presidency will take place on 29 May in Zurich, where 3 candidates will seek to knock Sepp Blatter off the top spot.
Here at SLS we have gone through Blatter’s potential successor’s manifestos with a fine-toothcomb to see what the next few years could hold for women’s football.
Once one of the most successful British female teams, Charlton Athletic are now the lowest-ranked side left in the FA Cup and on Sunday the 12th of April they will look to overcome Everton Ladies of the WSL.
Aston Villa will look to avenge last season’s 6-1 thrashing at the hands of Doncaster Rovers Belles on Sunday.
The Belles finished runners-up last year and are one of the favourites for promotion again this season.
Faye White is the only female to be listed in this year’s National Football Museum’s Hall of Fame inductees, who will be recognised for their achievements to the national team in a special ceremony in Manchester in October.
Last year’s runners-up Chelsea maintain 100% winning record against Bristol Academy thanks to goals from Drew Spence, Gemma Davison and Ji So-Yun.
Notts County and Arsenal Ladies get their first points of the season in a 1-1 draw at Meadow Lane.
A cheeky set-piece routine gave the hosts the lead before substitute Ubogagu levelled for the Gunners with 5 minutes to go.
