Manchester City Women have appointed former Wales international Gareth Taylor as their new manager on a three-year deal.
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Eni Aluko believes Jill Ellis should replace Phil Neville as England Women coach
Eni Aluko has endorsed former United States Women’s coach Jill Ellis as the person to succeed Phil Neville when he leaves his position as England boss when his contract expires in July 2021.
July 2022 set to be announced as date for Women’s European Championship finals
The Women’s European Championship finals will now take place between July 6 and 31, 2022.
Top 10: Women footballers
Christine Sinclair became the top goalscorer in international football history earlier this year as she moved to 185 goals for Canada with her brace against St Kitts and Nevis.
FIFA insist planned £800million investment in women’s football will not be cut
FIFA has confirmed that investment worth 1billion US dollars (£804million) in women’s football will go ahead despite the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Palace goalkeeper Lucy Gillett claims she received sexist abuse during game
Crystal Palace Women goalkeeper Lucy Gillett says she suffered sexist abuse during the FA Women’s Championship game at Coventry United.
Hayes praises unbelievable Chelsea team after emphatic win in 200th game
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes praised her “unbelievable” team after her 200th game for the Blues saw them record an emphatic 6-1 win over Bristol City.
On-song Bremer nets twice to take City to the top
Pauline Bremer scored twice as Manchester City beat Everton 3-1 to join defending champions Arsenal at the top of Women’s Super League.
England midfielder Izzy Christiansen rejoins Everton on 18-month deal
England midfielder Izzy Christiansen is confident she can bring “a winning mentality” to Everton after signing an 18-month deal with the WSL club from Lyon.
Arsenal move clear at the top as Chelsea beat Man City
Arsenal moved two points clear at the top of the Women’s Super League with a 3-0 win over Reading after Chelsea beat Manchester City for their 10th victory of the season.
Vivianne Miedema scores six goals as Arsenal record 11-1 win over Bristol City
Vivianne Miedema hit a sensational double hat-trick as reigning champions Arsenal recorded the biggest victory in Women’s Super League history by thrashing winless Bristol City 11-1.
Record WSL crowd sees Arsenal beat Tottenham
Arsenal defeated rivals Tottenham 2-0 in front of a record FA Women’s Super League crowd of 38,262.
Women’s Super League set for bumper attendances thanks to FA initiative
Attendances at women’s matches across the country this weekend are set to soar as part of a debut initiative from the Football Association.
Phil Neville takes full responsibility for England Women’s poor form
England Women boss Phil Neville said he takes full responsibility for his side’s recent run of “unacceptable” poor performances.
England captain Houghton defends head coach Neville after defeat
England Women’s captain Steph Houghton jumped to the defence of under-fire head coach Phil Neville after Saturday’s historic fixture with Germany at Wembley.
Neville says more to come from England Women ahead of Germany game at Wembley
Phil Neville says his England Women are getting closer to the levels of professionalism he wants, but are 10 to 15 per cent away playing the football he views as perfect.
Manchester United Women hand manager Casey Stoney new deal
Manchester United Women manager Casey Stoney has agreed a contract extension.
England Women fully support Phil Neville in Euro 2021 push – Ellen White
Ellen White insists manager Phil Neville has the full support of the England Women squad as momentum now builds towards the home staging of Euro 2021.
Millie Bright and Demi Stokes ruled out of England’s friendly with Brazil
Millie Bright and Demi Stokes have withdrawn from the England squad for Saturday’s friendly clash with Brazil through injury.
Women’s game ‘stands on its own’ after World Cup, says Kelly Smith
Former England Women captain Kelly Smith believes the women’s game now “stands on its own” after over a third of British adults said they were interested in women’s football.