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Manchester United Women and England goalkeeper Mary Earps has won BBC Sports Personality of the Year to become the second female footballer to win the award.
The 2023 BBC Sports Personality of the Year is back for its 70th edition. And the winner will be announced on Tuesday (December 19), when the show broadcasts live on BBC One. The six nominees have been revealed, with Manchester United's own Mary Earps favourite to win, succeeding fellow England footballer Beth Mead.
The nominees for this year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year award have been announced. The ceremony is being held at the BBC studios at MediaCity in Salford next Tuesday (December 19).
UEFA has launched a new initiative to investigate and better understand anterior cruciate ligament injuries in the women’s game.
UEFA has introduced a women's health expert panel with the goal of gaining a deeper understanding of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries and their occurrence in the women's game, European soccer's governing body said on Wednesday.
LONDON : Chelsea's Lauren James scored twice as her side beat Leicester City 5-2 on Sunday to stay top of the FA Women's Super League going into the final international break of 2023, while Arsenal remain second after a 3-0 win over West Ham United.
MANCHESTER, England: Fran Kirby is back in England's women's squad for the first time since sustaining a knee injury in February while midfielder Grace Clinton and goalkeeper Khiara Keating earned their first call-ups for the Nations League double header against Belgium.
In the 88th minute Arsenal were staring at a 1-0 defeat against Aston Villa and their Women’s Super League title aspirations lay in tatters. Then came a heady roar from the crowd as Beth Mead stepped over the touchline ready to make her return from injury. Then the announcement of 12 minutes of added time ushered in another hopeful roar. Two minutes later a rocket from Katie McCabe sent the Emirates Stadium wild – and, finally, a Mead assist and an Alessia Russo strike breathed belief back into the Gunners’ campaign.