WSL wrap: Katie McCabe on the mark in Gunners stroll
Republic of Ireland captain Katie McCabe was among the goals as Arsenal consolidated third place in the Women's Super League with a 4-1 win at Everton.
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Chelsea close on WSL title after Charles and Harder spark rout of West Ham
Chelsea moved a step closer to a third successive Women’s Super League title with a dominant 4-0 defeat of West Ham moving them two points clear of Manchester United at the top of the table.
Sam Kerr scores late to keep Chelsea in hunt for Women's Super League title with win over Liverpool
Sam Kerr kept Chelsea in the hunt for the Women’s Super League title after her late goal gave them a win against Liverpool on Wednesday night. With the score level at 1-1, Kerr converted a chance four minutes from time to secure all three points.
Sam Kerr strikes late to keep Chelsea on WSL title track and deny Liverpool
Sam Kerr’s late winner kept Chelsea in control of their Women’s Super League title destiny as they saw off a stubborn Liverpool side 2-1 at Kingsmeadow.
‘Better team lost’: Emma Hayes says Chelsea had Barcelona panicking
Emma Hayes said she was proud of her players following their Champions League semi-final exit after a 1-1 draw with Barcelona at Camp Nou was not enough to overturn the 1-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge.
Clinical Caroline Graham Hansen teaches valiant Chelsea a harsh lesson
T here was a moment, shortly before half-time, when Chelsea left wing-back Niamh Charles thought she had done it. ‘It’ being escaping from one-on-one duel with Barcelona’s Caroline Graham Hansen at the umpteenth time of asking with the ball in her possession. Charles skated free of the forward, who scrambled to stay on her feet in front of the dugouts, with all the enthusiasm of a child that had just beaten their older sibling in a card game for the first time. Except it was a false alarm, the referee’s whistle halting Charles’ charge and pulling the ball back towards the spot where Graham Hansen was fouled by the England player.
England's Lionesses prepare for World Cup as interest surges in women's football
Sarina Wiegman's side are one of the favourites after their famous Euro victory, despite seeing their 30-game unbeaten streak end in their last preparation game against Australia.
Lionesses squad largely unchanged for Brazil, Australia matches
MANCHESTER, England : England women's coach Sarina Wiegman made few changes to her squad for upcoming games against Brazil and Australia, sticking largely with the team that defended their Arnold Clark Cup in February.