After a week-long delay due to the death of the queen, the Women's Super League (WSL) finally kicks off this weekend, and all signs point to the 2022/23 season being one of the biggest and best yet for the women's game in England.
Football fans around the country rallied behind the Lionesses on their charge towards a maiden Women's European Championship title in July, with dozens of players who starred throughout that continental showpiece returning to the 12 clubs that will compete in the WSL this year.
Last season, Sam Kerr's Chelsea pipped Caitlin Foord's Arsenal for the league title by a single point on an iconic final match day, with the Matildas skipper scoring two wonder-goals against Manchester United to lift her second consecutive league championship and Golden Boot award.
