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...
MANAGER MARTA TEJEDOR, who led Birmingham City to fourth in the WSL last season, was eased out of the door earlier this week by the club, having failed to win a league game or score a single league goal in 2020. But is there clear thinking in this decision, personality issues behind the scenes or just a knee-jerk reaction before the bigger money starts pouring into the women's game?
SO, EVERY team in the WSL has reached the halfway point in their fixtures schedule. But how's it looking for the title hopefuls, the also-rans, and the relegation scrappers? We conclude with a look at Manchester United, Reading, Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United...
SO, EVERY team in the WSL has reached the halfway point in their fixtures schedule. But how's it looking for the title hopefuls, the also-rans, and the relegation scrappers? We continue (alphabetically as always) with a look at Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool and Manchester City...
SO, EVERY team in the WSL has reached the halfway point in their fixtures schedule. But how's it looking for the title hopefuls, the also-rans, and the relegation scrappers? We start (alphabetically as always) with a look at Arsenal, Birmingham City, Bristol City and Brighton...
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Well, it certainly is for Chelsea fans. After several months of waiting, Blues' supporters will be keen to see Aussie striking sensation, Sam Kerr, make her debut as the WSL kicks back into gear following the festive break.
THE BARCLAY'S FAWSL kicks off on the 7th Sept. In this the final preview, we look at how Manchester United, Reading, Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United are shaping up...
KELLY SIMMONS, the Football Association’s Director of the Women’s Professional Game, has announced that the FA is launching an online streaming platform dedicated to women’s football from the start of the forthcoming 2019-20 season...
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