Women's football

Arsenal’s all too familiar slump is a big problem for Slegers

Manager must act quickly to stop slide after Champions League defeat by Lyon made it four games without a win

Women’s football is following the flow to transform the game

Top-flight teams and experts are ‘weaponising’ periods for better play and to tackle stigma

Arsenal show signs of being able to stay in the fight all season

Greater strength in depth, at least up front, should mean a better challenge for domestic titles

Time to bloom: Red Roses mustn’t miss this chance

Upcoming World Cup on home soil is an opportunity to put women’s rugby at the heart of the national sporting conversation

TikTok generation buys into savvy Lionesses as Euros glory beckons

Team’s ability to appeal to their fans has made them a valuable asset to sponsors and a launchpad for the wider women’s football game

Sue Smith: Be brave and take risks is the way to beat Spain

The Lionesses need to know their gameplan and impose it on the opposition, regardless of who they are

Lionesses through to final after dramatic comeback

England’s 2-1 win against Italy sets up a third successive major tournament final

Sarina Wiegman, England’s tough manager who could win the Euros

The truth-talking Dutchwoman is poised to lead the Lionesses into the quarter-finals this weekend

Mary Queen of Stops abdicates her England throne

The two-time Fifa world goalkeeper of the year’s shock retirement could damage her reputation – but she’s done it anyway

Millions pour into the beautiful game as celebrities back women’s football teams

Investor Alexis Ohanian, who pitched in with £20m for Chelsea, got the ball rolling. Now other stars are following suit

A decade of Wembley for the women’s FA Cup

For a whole generation of football fans, ten years of the cup final at Wembley has allowed them to build their own traditions

‘I heard some noise that it’s too easy for Chelsea. It’s not. It’s a lot of work’

Despite two trophies already in her first season, Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor is determined to do more