Sarina Wiegman’s New Deal: England’s Toughest Test Ahead
Wiegman extends to 2029, but aging stars and squad regeneration pose her biggest challenge yet.
England women’s boss Sarina Wiegman inks two-year extension
Wiegman extends stay until Euro 2029, eyes World Cup success and further trophies.
Wiegman Extends Deal to Lead England Women Through Euro 2029
Coach Sarina Wiegman signs new contract, keeping her at the helm of the Lionesses until the 2029 European Championship.
Paul Green departs Chelsea with medals hidden under the bed
Green leaves Chelsea after 13 years, boasting 19 trophies and a box of medals, now eyes a new challenge at Bay FC.
Alex Scott’s Disney+ Exit Spotlights Women’s Football Covera
Alex Scott leaves Disney+ after two Champions League rounds, raising questions on how broadcasters tackle women's football.
Arsenal’s Mariona Caldentey sidelined up to 10 weeks
Midfielder Mariona Caldentey will miss two months after a hamstring injury, hurting Arsenal’s shaky start.
Lionesses Breeze Past Greece, Discuss Game Progress
England's 4-0 win over Greece sparks talk on playoff paths and the future of women's football.
Scots Edge Past Czech Republic Without Weir
Lauren Davidson's fire sparks Scotland's 5-2 aggregate win, setting up a Sweden showdown.
Ireland eye back-to-back World Cups after 4-0 win
Ireland's 4‑0 thrashing of Kazakhstan fuels hopes for consecutive World Cups.
Potter’s England shines, but playoff format needs overhaul
England's 8-1 win shows promise, yet the qualifying playoff system feels outdated.