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Women’s Super League: talking points from the weekend’s action

Chelsea show different way to win, Fran Kirby reminds of her enduring class and Ebony Salmon flips the script

The Guardian - UK

Everton’s Brian Sørensen: ‘My kid has a scouse accent now so it’s perfect’

The Everton manager goes into the final women’s Merseyside derby at Goodison feeling upbeat despite still searching for their first win of the season

The Guardian - UK

Will the WSL global expansion impact English players’ development?

Minutes for players eligible for England are decreasing as the top-flight rapidly grows into a multinational league

The Guardian - UK

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Women’s Super League 2024-25 previews No 6: Everton

Brian Sørensen’s low-scoring side have brought in some new faces, despite their lack of funds, and will hope to challenge for a top-six spot

The Guardian - UK

The harsh reality of ACL injuries outside elite women’s football

Hashtag United’s Emma Samways was stunned to receive a £9,200 bill after suffering an ACL injury in a cup match

The Guardian - UK

Women’s Champions League and Super League: weekend talking points

Chelsea earn chance to make history, City keep the pressure on at the top and the Holmgaards produce some magic for Everton

The Guardian - UK

Women’s Super League: talking points from the weekend’s action

A legend to call time at Chelsea, City’s Gareth Taylor not happy with Jonas Eidevall and pressure mounts for leaky Aston Villa

The Guardian - UK

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Women’s Super League: talking points from the weekend’s action

Returning stars will boost Arsenal, woes continue for Everton and Aston Villa but Manchester City rise to the top

The Guardian - UK

Parris and Williams lead Manchester United to dominant WSL win at Everton

Nikita Parris and Rachel Williams each scored twice for Manchester United in their 5-0 victory at Everton in the Women’s Super League

The Guardian - UK

Women’s Super League 2023-24 previews No 6: Everton

Losing Gabby George on deadline day was a blow but Brian Sørensen has laid foundations on which the team can build

The Guardian - UK

Brian Sørensen laments Everton end product as England international ends four-match goalless run

Everton Women were held to a 1-1 draw with Liverpool on Friday night at Goodison Park

Liverpool Echo

Everton’s Holmgaard twins: ‘We wouldn’t have this life if we hadn’t pushed each other on’

After the first spell of their careers spent apart, the Holmgaards have been reunited and are set for a ‘special’ Merseyside derby

The Guardian - UK

Women’s Super League: talking points from the weekend’s action

Manchester United demonstrate title class, Aston Villa’s signings shine and Jess Park displays artistry for Everton

The Guardian - UK

Vivianne Miedema strikes to sink Everton and get Arsenal back on track

A superb strike from the Dutch forward Vivianne Miedema was enough to give Arsenal a 1-0 victory against Everton in the WSL

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Finnigan leads Everton to WSL win over Liverpool in front of record crowd

Megan Finnigan and Jess Park scored for Everton in their 3-0 derby victory at Liverpool in front of the biggest Anfield crowd seen for a Women’s Super League fixture

Daily Mirror

Record-breaking Arsenal vs Tottenham sets up tantalising Women's Super League weekend

Over 50,000 tickets have already sold for the rivals' clash at the Emirates with more mouthwatering ties to come on Sunday with Liverpool and Chelsea both in action

The Guardian - UK

Women’s Super League 2022-23 previews No 5: Everton

New manager Brian Sørensen has been tasked with getting the Toffees firmly back on track after a nightmare season

The Guardian - UK

Everton Women confirm Brian Sørensen will take over next season

Everton have announced that the Danish manager Brian Sørensen will take charge of the team before the 2022-23 season on a two-year contract

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