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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Júlia Belas Trindade

From Macario to bigger crowds: five things to look forward to as WSL starts

Clockwise from top left: Millie Bright and Sam Kerr kiss the WSL trophy, new Chelsea signing Catarina Macario, Alessia Russo, Aston Villa's Alisha Lehmann, Manchester United fans at Old Trafford.
Clockwise from top left: Millie Bright and Sam Kerr kiss the WSL trophy, new Chelsea signing Catarina Macario, Alessia Russo, Aston Villa's Alisha Lehmann, Manchester United fans at Old Trafford. Composite: Getty, Shutterstock

The football never stops, they say, and who can argue? On Sunday the Women’s Super League starts, just over a month since the World Cup final between England and Spain in Sydney. And in between we have had the Nations League and Champions League qualifiers.

There is a real concern about player welfare and managers have been given an almost impossible task to juggle the safety of their squad members with the desire to have the best possible season.

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