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England's success at the Euros has sparked renewed interest in the Women's Super League. Leicester City Women are seen as one of the competition's up-and-coming teams.
Lydia Bedford has been announced as Brentford Under-18s head coach in a landmark appointment. She has left her position as an assistant coach with Arsenal Women and is believed to be the first woman to take charge of a Premier League under-18s boys’ team.
Brentford have appointed former Leicester City Women's manager Lydia Bedford as the club’s new under-18 head coach in a ground-breaking moment for the men’s game. Bedford looks set to become the first woman to occupy a coaching position for a professional team at a Premier League club, although this is yet to be verified.
A dramatic final day of the WSL season awaits with all eyes focused on the action at both ends of the table. Describing relegation battles as a “great escape” seems cliched but it is an accurate representation in these circumstances – for whoever survives between Leicester and Reading, the achievement will be remarkable. The stakes could not be higher – Leicester travel to Brighton having to match Reading’s result; Reading must beat Chelsea and hope the Foxes falter.
Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall has stressed the importance of a positive mindset heading into Sunday’s Continental Tyres League Cup final against serial trophy winners Chelsea.
Leicester City Women are aiming to solidify their place in the Women’s Super League (WSL) next season after securing safety in their first campaign in the division.
Chelsea went top of the Women’s Super League yesterday after thrashing Leicester City 9-0 at the King Power stadium.
Chelsea went top of the Women’s Super League yesterday after thrashing Leicester City 9-0 at the King Power stadium.