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The Latest Breaking News from the Women Super League

Brentford appoint Lydia Bedford as new men's Under-18s head coach in landmark move

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

Daily Mirror

Manchester United pipped to WSL title by Chelsea despite victory at Liverpool

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

The Guardian - UK

Ten things you need to know about Manchester United’s Marc Skinner

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

The Guardian - UK

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Amanda Staveley's Newcastle dream one step closer after significant investment and support

Newcastle Women earned promotion on Sunday after support from owner Amanda Staveley

Chronicle Live

Why Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is wrong in his closed-shop Women's Super League statement

Reach's women's football writers discuss why scrapping promotion and relegation is a bad idea

Football London

Ceri Holland inspires Liverpool comeback as Reds close in on WSL survival

Holland netted a brace to help Liverpool come from behind to take all three points against Brighton at Prenton Park

Liverpool Echo

Arsenal and Chelsea enter European last four with women’s game in flux

As it enters a new phase, the Women’s Super League should aim to help clubs achieve sustained success in the Champions League

The Guardian - UK

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'I couldn’t speak' - Aurora Galli lifts lid on trailblazing Everton transfer and 'sister' Jess Park

Aurora Galli became the first Italian to play in the Women's Super League after joining Everton from Juventus in 2021

Liverpool Echo

Tottenham sack manager Rehanne Skinner after nine-game losing run

Tottenham have lost their last nine games in the Women's Super League and are now just two points above the drop zone

Football London

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