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After the first managerial departure in the WSL this past week with Natalia Arroyo departing Aston Villa, we got together for a chat to react and give some thoughts on the news.
Plus, we discussed the latest England squad announced by Sari...
On Tuesday morning, it was confirmed that Natalia Arroyo’s time at Aston Villa had come to an end, having been the women’s team’s head coach since January 2025.
According to Emma Sanders for BBC Sport, Arroyo found out on Monday night that...
Things have been shaken up again in the NWSL after some big results that have affected how the standings are looking, not just in the top eight, but also in and around the outside of it as well as the battle to make the post-season continue...
Sarina Wiegman has announced her 23-player squad ahead of next week’s Women’s World Cup two-legged play-off qualifiers against Greece.
The Lionesses missed out on the chance of automatically qualifying for Brazil next year after finishing...
Week four was an interesting one in the WSL, with Chelsea inflicting further pressure on Arsenal as Renée Slegers’ side continue their scoring problems. Plus there was Tottenham continuing their ruthless start to the season, and wins for th...
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