The 2020/21 FA Women’s Super League kicks off on the weekend of the 5th / 6th September. D2B is here to preview all twelve teams in the title race and assess their chances. We continue with Everton who could certainly make a claim to being the league’s most improved team despite last year’s mid-table finish…
The 2020/21 FA Women’s Super League kicks off on the weekend of the 5th / 6th September. D2B is here to preview all twelve teams in the title race and assess their chances. We continue with Tottenham Hotspur who last year made a very decent fist of their first ever topflight campaign…
The 2020/21 FA Women’s Super League kicks off on the weekend of the 5th / 6th September. D2B is here to preview all twelve teams in the title race and assess their chances. We continue with West Ham United who never looked in serious trouble but struggled to push on in their second FAWSL campaign…
The 2020/21 FA Women’s Super League kicks off on the weekend of the 5th / 6th September. D2B is here to preview all twelve teams in the title race and assess their chances. We continue with Brighton & Hove Albion who managed to steer clear of the danger zone before Coronavirus struck…
The 2020/21 FA Women’s Super League kicks off on the weekend of the 5th / 6th September. D2B is here to preview all twelve teams in the title race and assess their chances. We continue with Bristol City who were fighting for their WSL lives before the Coronavirus struck…
The 2020/21 FA Women’s Super League kicks off on the weekend of the 5th / 6th September. D2B is here to preview all twelve teams in the title race and assess their chances. We continue with Birmingham City who narrowly avoided relegation last season…
The 2020/21 FA Women’s Super League kicks off on the weekend of the 5th / 6th September. D2B is here to preview all twelve teams in the title race and assess their chances. We start with WSL ‘newbies’ Aston Villa who, as winners of the FA Women’s Championship, replace relegated Liverpool…
CLEARLY some football teams are more equal than others. With the Women’s National League declared null and void all the way back in March, the FA decreed this week by virtue of a 'points per game' average that Chelsea be crowned WSL Champions and Aston Villa be promoted from the FA Women's Championship. As for the rest of the women's football pyramid? They get to start 2019 all over again...
THERE WAS a time when a third / fourth playoff at the World Cup wasn’t a “nonsense match” – in England at least. Just five years ago in fact, when the Lionesses won their Bronze medal in Canada. It remains the best World Cup performance by a senior England team since 1966 and represented a symbolic reboot for women's football triggering exponential growth in coverage, investment and uptake at grass roots levels across the country...
AS PROMISED here's the second part of D2B's review of the Lionesses' underwhelming SheBelieves Cup performances across the 'pond'. Phil Neville's charges took on the World Cup Winners, Japan and Spain - winning one and losing two, and more worryingly scoring just the single, solitary goal courtesy of Ellen White...
