Arsenal and Chelsea Could Be Without Key Players for a Month Next WSL Season Due to Club World Cup

Arsenal and Chelsea Could Be Without Key Players for a Month Next WSL Season Due to Club World Cup

The Women’s Super League is expected to experience significant disruption next season because of the Club World Cup, with Arsenal and Chelsea potentially missing domestic matches for almost a month. The first Women’s Club World Cup is expected to take place in the United States. The proposed schedule, running from 5 to 30 January, would […]

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Chelsea hit five as Arsenal are held at home – Women’s Football Weekly | Women's football

Chelsea hit five as Arsenal are held at home – Women’s Football Weekly | Women’s football

Today’s podcast features Faye Carruthers and Suzanne Wrack, who welcome Marva Kreel and Chris Paouros to review the weekend’s WSL matches. Chelsea put five goals past Manchester United, with five players finding the net. Crystal Palace demonstrated their competitive credentials by holding Arsenal to a draw at the Emirates, raising fresh concerns over whether dropped […]

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Crystal Palace fear rules violation as Shaw shines again on WSL return – Women’s Football Weekly | Women’s football

In today’s podcast, Faye Carruthers, Suzanne Wrack, Tom Garry and Ayisha Gulati review an eventful first weekend of WSL 1 and WSL 2 action. Crystal Palace’s victory over Everton was overshadowed by a rules violation, defending champions Manchester City resumed their strong form, while Chelsea were the only team among last season’s top three to […]

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London City Lionesses: Women’s Super League 2026-27 Season Preview No 10

London City Lionesses: Women’s Super League 2026-27 Season Preview No 10

Writers’ projected finish: 4th (Note: this ranking reflects the average selection from the panel rather than Suzanne Wrack’s individual forecast) Previous season’s finish: 6th Outlook Predicting how London City will perform this season, or where they might end up in the table, is extremely difficult. Owner Michele Kang has recruited eight players as part of […]

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Chelsea Women: 2026-27 Women’s Super League Season Preview, No. 6

Chelsea Women: 2026-27 Women’s Super League Season Preview, No. 6

Average predicted finish: 3rd (This ranking reflects the combined forecasts of several writers rather than one individual prediction) Previous season’s finish: 3rd Prospects Following 10 years of dominance in domestic football and a memorable treble in 2024-25, Chelsea ended last season with only the League Cup, an outcome below the club’s customary expectations. Significant changes […]

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2026-27 Women’s Super League Preview No 4: Brighton & Hove Albion Women

2026-27 Women’s Super League Preview No 4: Brighton & Hove Albion Women

Writers’ projected finish: 6th (Note: this ranking reflects the average selection from the writing team and is not necessarily Sophie Downey’s personal forecast) Previous season’s finish: 7th Outlook Reaching the FA Cup final for the first time marked a major milestone for Brighton. Although they were defeated by Manchester City at Wembley, the achievement should […]

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2026-27 Women’s Super League Preview No. 2: Aston Villa | Aston Villa Women

2026-27 Women’s Super League Preview No. 2: Aston Villa | Aston Villa Women

Predicted position from our writers: 9th (Note: this does not necessarily reflect Sophie Downey’s individual view, but represents the average prediction from the panel) Last season’s position: 9th Prospects Aston Villa endured a difficult campaign last season, with ninth place falling short of the expectations shared by the club and its supporters. Even so, Natalia […]

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