The Latest Breaking News from WSL

Aside from victory and sporting glory, the players in the women’s Euro 2025 football tournament are playing for more money than ever before. The prize fund of €41 million (£35 million), to be shared among the 16 participating sides, is more than double what it was last time around.

The narrative arc of women’s football in Switzerland is a familiar one: from apathy to hostility to mockery to inertia to change. And now one of the biggest sporting events held in the country

After years of American dominance within the sport, the balance of power has shifted to Europe with world champions Spain leading the way

Former Chelsea manager answers your questions on life and work in the US, what she’s looking forward to in this summer’s Euros and pining for roast chicken

Seven England players will be heading to their first major tournament as the Lionesses look to win Euro 2025 in Switzerland

Chelsea forward tells Donald McRae about the way her brothers sharpened her skills and how the country can get behind the Lionesses

Women’s sport TV coverage is down for first time since 2021 but there are big increases in engagement on social media according to a report by Women’s Sport Trust

The newly promoted side underlined their ambitions for the Women’s Super League by signing the Dutch international in a major coup

The WSL clubs had agreed to a major restructure and this has now been signed off by the FA

London City Lionesses have completed the signing of Netherlands midfielder Daniëlle van de Donk and Everton are poised to take Japan’s Hikaru Kitagawa

Two teams will be automatically promoted from Barclays WSL 2 at the end of next season