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The top two in the Women’s Championship go head-to-head at the Technique Stadium in Chesterfield as league leaders Durham Women travel to face Sheffield United Women on Women’s Football Weekend.
After winning two trophies this season Manchester City goalkeeper Karen Bardsley has signed a committed herself to a new two-year deal with the club.
Yeovil Town Ladies have been relegated down two divisions following a unsuccessful second-tier licence appeal.
Arsenal defender Louise Quinn has signed a new contract with the club.
England forward Nikita Parris has announced her departure from Manchester City Women at the end of the season.
An evenly-contested match between Arsenal and Manchester City ended with a dramatic Emma Mitchell winner on the final day of the Women’s Super League season to end City’s hopes of going the season unbeaten.
West Ham Women defender Claire Rafferty is to retire at the end of the season.
West Ham Women’s player Lucienne Reichardt will retire from the sport after the Hammers final game with Brighton.
Nikita Parris becomes only the second player ever to win the Football Writers’ Association Footballer of the Year award, following in the footsteps of Chelsea’s Fran Kirby who won it last season.
The awards are out for womens football.
Vivianne Miedema wins PFA Player of the Year with Georgia Stanway collecting PFA Young Player of the Year.
Arsenal secured their first WSL title for seven years after beating Brighton 4-0.
West Ham United have announced a new, structured route for aspiring young women to go from grassroots football to the top of the game and into the West Ham United women’s academy.
Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea have three players each in the PFA Women’s Super League Team of the Year.
Manchester City will compete in the International Champions Cup alongside former champions North Carolina Courage, Lyon and Spanish team Atletico Madrid in next summer’s preseason warm-ups.
Yeovil Town Ladies will be playing football in the Women’s FA Championship next season after entering administration which could lead to the club rebecoming a part-time team.
After ten appearances in an Arsenal shirt, Jessica Samuelsson will be returning to her home country following a series of setbacks from her foot injury.
Arsenal Women rout Liverpool Women to return to league summit.
Yeovil Town ladies forced to return to part-time status.
Chelsea Women escape disaster as Storm Gareth breaks a window as the players walk by.
Bethany England will remain at Chelsea Women for a further two years after signing a new contract.
Hattricks for Kirby and England as Chelsea Women thrash Bristol City Women.
Birmingham City women further dent Chelsea’s title hopes with a dramatic victory.
A round-up of the key transfer deadline day deals in Women’s football.
Birmingham Women appoint new coach, bringing percentage of female coaches over 50% n the WSL