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WFW Big Interview: Frankfurt head coach Colin Bell

8 October 2015 0 comments

by Kieran Thievam FFC Frankfurt head coach Colin Bell has said retaining their Champions League title this year will be […]

Brighton girls are ready for the step up

8 October 2015 0 comments

by Sheridan Robins Brighton & Hove Albion may be dominating the headlines in the Championship but their female counterparts are […]

Women’s Super League heads into final weekend with title still up for grabs

1 October 2015 0 comments

By Hugo Varley Chelsea and Manchester City will battle it out to become Women’s Super League champions on Sunday. With one […]

Big Interview: Laura Harvey and the British quartet looking to Reign supreme

30 September 2015 0 comments

by Tony Leighton Britain’s got talent – and aiming to prove it in America on Thursday in arguably the world’s […]

Dream Team: Helen Ward selects her fantasy XI

24 September 2015 0 comments

Goalkeeper Marie Hourihan – Chelsea I have played with Marie since I was about 15. She is one of the […]

Big Interview: England Women mastermind Mark Sampson

24 September 2015 0 comments

by Matt Badcock BEFORE Canada, Mark Sampson had to wait for doors to open for him. Now the England manager […]

Dowie: We can finish on a high

24 September 2015 0 comments

THOUGH Liverpool’s domination of the Women’s Super League is over, in-form striker Natasha Dowie insists the season can still be […]

Danielle Carter wants to kick on after debut hat-trick for England

22 September 2015 0 comments

ARSENAL striker Danielle Carter has set her sights on being in the England squad at the 2017 Women’s European Championship finals after hitting a hat-trick on her international debut as Mark Sampson’s side beat Estonia 8-0 in the first of their qualifying group games.

Jacqui Oatley column: Game can’t afford to let talent drain away

22 September 2015 0 comments

Retaining players for roles as coaches is needed, yet non-existent, argues the Women’s Football Show host

Tough friendlies set to come for England, says boss Mark Sampson

22 September 2015 0 comments

AS he looks to achieve his ambition of winning the 2017 Women’s European Championship finals, England head coach Mark Sampson is planning a series of friendly matches against the most difficult of opponents to supplement what is a reasonably comfortable Euro qualifying campaign.