The Women’s Super League returns this weekend after a superb summer of women’s football, capped off by England’s Euro 2022 victory at Wembley.
The vast majority of Sarina Wiegman’s Lionesses will be showcasing their talents in the upcoming WSL season which kicks off when Tottenham face Manchester United on Saturday lunchtime.
Emma Hayes’s Chelsea held off Arsenal by a solitary point last season and look a decent bet to add a fourth consecutive league title to their honours list, though Manchester City and Manchester United will be keen to challenge while Liverpool are back in the top flight after earning promotion from the Championship last term.