Goodness me. Rhiannon Stewart studied and played for Harvard before transferring to Stanford University—another elite institution on the same academic level as Harvard. This woman going to be prime minister one day. lol https://gocrimson.com/sports/womens-soccer/roster/rhiannon-stewart/30413
Niamh Charles to Man City confirmed. A draw against America for our U20 #YoungLionesses 👊Click below to read the match report ⤵️— Lionesses (@Lionesses) July 10, 2026
I don’t know if she was offered or not, she would’ve been a big get. I’m disappointed that it didn’t happen.
✍️ Liverpool confirm the signing of England goalkeeper Khiara Keating from Manchester City. The 22-year-old joins following the expiry of her contract and after she turned down a new City deal, as we've previously reported. Full story on BBC Sport. #lfc #mcfc— Emma Sanders (@em_sandy) July 13, 2026
Good luck to our U20 #YoungLionesses today! 🙌Here's how they line up to face Colombia ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/oaihiaMaW4— Lionesses (@Lionesses) July 15, 2026
Our U20 #YoungLionesses end their #U20WWC prep camp on a positive note 👊Read the full match report ⤵️— Lionesses (@Lionesses) July 16, 2026
A special visitor at an NWSL match. The #Lionesses big boss is in the building.Welcome, Sarina! 👋 pic.twitter.com/xDeIZZDI7n— Bay Football Club (@wearebayfc) July 18, 2026
No English starters in that match but Keira Barry came off the bench for Bay FC and Erica Parkinson came off the bench for North Carolina Courage. Anouk Denton plays for Bay FC but wasn’t involved.
It’s actually a good practice for any national team manager to follow any player who play in a very competitive and physical league.
✍️ Birmingham City have signed England goalkeeper Sophie Baggaley from Brighton. I'm told she's signed a two-year deal with an option for a further year. #bcfc #bhafc— Emma Sanders (@em_sandy) July 24, 2026
UEFA should start making plans for another Women’s euros next summer. I’m sure we can host with no notice.
Feels quite an easy thing to say four years out from the next men’s one, as unlikely to be tested. Do they plan to boycott the women’s edition in less than 12 months time? https://t.co/ruiNtrlU4r— Adam Crafton (@AdamCrafton_) July 28, 2026
Former Lioness Anita Asante has just spoken to me regarding the FIFA row: “It's clear from our perspective that the reasoning is only to drive financial gain. As a result, the first casualties would be women’s football tournaments.” 1/2— Emma Sanders (@em_sandy) July 30, 2026
Marc Skinner steps down as Manchester United Women head coach.The club and Skinner have agreed to mutually terminate his contract after five years in charge. pic.twitter.com/toQJo3dIcZ— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) August 3, 2026
Understand Manchester United defender Gabby George is on the verge of a move to Brighton. Utd activated option clause in her contract in Jan until 2027 so Brighton set to pay a six-figure sum. I’m told George seeking regular game time. ✍️ #mufc #bhafc https://t.co/yMwVjbtv79— Emma Sanders (@em_sandy) August 4, 2026
Lydia Bedford has named her #YoungLionesses squad to face Portugal as their preparations for the #U20WWC continue 👊— Lionesses (@Lionesses) August 5, 2026 Lydia Bedford has selected 24 players for the final preparation camp before naming the England squad for the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup. The Young Lionesses will travel to Cidade do Futebol, Portugal's national football centre in Lisbon, where they will take on their hosts, who are also bound for the World Cup, on Thursday 13 August (4.30pm BST). This is the fourth and final preparation camp England have undertaken over the summer as they gear up for a first appearance at the FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup since 2018. Bedford's side head into the fixture having defeated Canada and Colombia, drawn with the USA and narrowly lost to Japan across their previous camps. The Portugal fixture represents the players' final opportunity to stake their claim for a place in the 21-player World Cup squad, which will be announced at 14:00 BST on Thursday 20 August. England have been drawn in Group B for September's tournament in Poland alongside Brazil, Tanzania and Canada. They will begin their campaign against Canada on Saturday 5 September in Bielsko-Biała. Goalkeepers: Eve Annets (Manchester City), Kaiya Jota (Stanford University), Sophia Poor (London City Lionesses) Defenders: Ria Bose (West Ham), Sacha Lewis (Manchester City), Sophie Harwood (Arsenal), Rachel Maltby (Aston Villa), Grace McEwen (Brighton & Hove Albion), Lucy Newell (Manchester United), Chloe Paxton (Sunderland), Zara Shaw (Liverpool) Midfielders: May Cruft (Rangers), Chloe Hylton (Carolina Ascent), Vera Jones (Chelsea), Erica Meg Parkinson (North Carolina Courage) Forwards: Princess Ademiluyi (Gotham FC, on loan to Ipswich Town), Ava Baker (Birmingham City, on loan to Ipswich Town), Lily Dent (Brighton & Hove Albion, on loan to Sunderland), Layla Drury (Manchester United), Jessie Gale (Arsenal), Eva Hendle (Chelsea, on loan to Rangers), Vivienne Lia (Arsenal), Lois Shooter (Chelsea, on loan to Nottingham Forest), Lauryn Thompson (North Carolina Courage)
This is true, but there’s absolutely no excuse to lose your spine over this. I’d rather boycott something I love the most than lose my dignity and my principles.
Must be a nightmare for the U20's preparing for a tournament currently bekng boycotted and frankly no chance infantino resigns before it happens as UEFA dont have the numbers and wont for a while if ever.
unpopular opinion here but Ivanka really wears the pants in the family(over Jarred) and would of made sure that women’s footy programs gets more attention & money Euro woso fans can have their quarks or be odd too; many are furious over Michelle Kang spending spree even though she’s getting way bigger salaries(as well as forcing the competition) for women players, so what gives?