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Arsenal were relentless in the first Women’s Super League match of the season after winning 4-0 against Brighton at Meadow Park. Brighton made their mark quite quickly, but not in the way they wanted after Emma Kullberg was shown a straight red card in the seventh minute due to a challenge on Stina Blackstenius, who was through on goal.
Sarina Wiegman hailed a «tremendous» performance from her side as England completed a perfect World Cup qualifying campaign with a ten-goal thrashing of Luxembourg. The Euro 2022 winners again showed their ruthless edge in Stoke, returning to home action for the first time since securing continental triumph at Wembley in July.
The new Women’s Super League season is just around the corner.
Free football coaching will be offered to 30,000 children across England from September. The MacDonald’s Free Fun Sessions were relaunched in May and have seen a 60 percent increase in girls signing up since the Lionesses victory this summer.
Arsenal and Chelsea’s Euro 2022 heroes were honoured by the clubs during their respective Premier League matches.
Alexia Putellas has been named the UEFA Women’s Player of the Year for the second season in a row.
Karim Benzema and Alexia Putellas were rewarded for outstanding seasons by winning the UEFA men's and women's player of the year prizes at a ceremony in Istanbul on Thursday. France striker Benzema captained Real Madrid to victory over Liverpool in the Champions League final and scored 15 goals in the competition, while Putellas was the top scorer in the Women's Champions League, helping Barcelona reach the final which they lost to Lyon. Benzema took the men's honours ahead of club team-mate Thibaut Courtois and Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, succeeding Chelsea midfielder Jorginho who won the award last year.
Karim Benzema and Alexia Putellas were rewarded for outstanding seasons by winning the UEFA men's and women's player of the year prizes at a ceremony in Istanbul on Thursday.