WSL round-up: Kiernan concern as Liverpool shock Chelsea
Newly-promoted Liverpool shocked defending champions Chelsea with a 2-1 win in front of a record 3,006 fans at Prenton Park.
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Rachel Daly: England Euro 2022 winner joins Aston Villa from Houston Dash and will play as a striker for WSL side
Aston Villa have signed Euro 2022 winner Rachel Daly on a three-year deal ahead of the new Women’s Super League season. Daly started every Euros match at left-back for England’s Lionesses, but the versatile 30-year-old is capable of playing further up-field. Ad She joins Villa for an undisclosed fee from Houston Dash, where she played for seven years – which included a brief loan spell at West Ham during the National Women's Soccer League off-season.
England star Rachel Daly signs for Aston Villa
Aston Villa have signed European champion and England international Rachel Daly on a three-year contract.
'Cheated on' - Aston Villa suffer late heartbreak against Chelsea
Aston Villa manager Carla Ward likened her side’s last-gasp 1-0 defeat against Chelsea to finding out "you've been cheated on".
WSL players earning 50 times less than Premier League stars, according to study
Women’s Super League players are making 50 times less money than their male counterparts, according to findings from Telegraph Sport.
Women’s Super League players paid 50 times less than male counterparts, a study finds
Women’s Super League players are making 50 times less money than their male counterparts, according to findings from Telegraph Sport.
WSL round-up: Manchester City triumph over Manchester United in the derby, Aston Villa win at Everton
Manchester City left it late to triumph 1-0 over Manchester United at the Academy Stadium, thanks to Caroline Weir’s superb chipped finish. Her effort was almost identical to the one that came in City's 3-0 win in this fixture last season, and this victory moves them up to fifth – two points adrift of United in the Champions League places.
FA Plan A 'Significant Increase' In Women's FA Cup Prize Money From Next Season After Fierce Criticism
The winning team for the men’s FA Cup stands at a whopping £1.8m, with the runners-up securing a hefty £900,000 cash prize.