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Beth England only has herself to blame for the fact she keeps missing her graduation ceremony.

Relegated men have threadbare squad and may be docked points and women’s team, also demoted, are now part-time

The Government commissioned an independent review in September 2022 and have said the right backing could help the sport reach stratospheric levels

After a world-record bid of £500,000 Alessia Russo has been confirmed as Arsenal’s third signing of the summer. From her friendship goals with childhood bestie Ella Toone to her brand deals with Gucci, Adidas and Beats, Emma Loffhagen reports on the rise of the 24-year-old striker rumoured to be the…

Jill Roord arrives at the Academy Stadium with an expansive CV

Roord was part of the Netherlands squad that won Euro 2017 and finished runners-up at the World Cup two years later.

From a 50-year ban to sold-out stadiums, writer Dionne Brighton looks back on the history-making moments of adversity in the women's game.

Lydia Bedford will go down in football history when she takes charge of Brentford's male Under-18 side for the first time after making the decision to leave Arsenal Women

Lucía García’s 72nd-minute goal earned Manchester United a 1-0 win at Liverpool but wasn’t enough to make them WSL champions, with Chelsea lifting this year’s trophy

Marc Skinner may be a less familiar figure than his Women’s FA Cup final managerial rival, Chelsea’s Emma Hayes, but his backstory in no less interesting