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Manchester City striker Khadija Shaw just won her second Football Writers' Association Women's Player of the Year award after scoring 19 goals in 21 games this season. The Jamaican forward is one goal away from becoming the first player ever to score 20 or more goals in three different Women's Super League seasons.
Manchester City striker Khadija Shaw just claimed her second Football Writers' Association Women's Footballer of the Year award after an extraordinary season. The Jamaican star scored 19 goals in 21 games and is one goal away from making Women's Super League history.
Australian midfielder Mary Fowler celebrated her first Women's Super League championship with Manchester City, just three months after returning from a devastating nine-month ACL injury. The 23-year-old's comeback story reached its perfect conclusion as City claimed their first WSL title in a decade.
Australian soccer captain Sam Kerr became Chelsea's all-time leading scorer in England's Women's Super League, netting her 64th goal just months after returning from a career-threatening ACL injury. The emotional milestone helped secure Chelsea's spot in next season's Champions League.
Australian striker Sam Kerr just became Chelsea Women's all-time leading scorer in the Women's Super League, surpassing club legend Fran Kirby with her 64th goal. The record-breaking header came during a crucial match against Leicester City.
Laura Blindkilde Brown went from nearly being loaned out to becoming a key player helping Manchester City build a nine-point lead at the top of the Women's Super League. The 22-year-old midfielder's breakthrough season shows what happens when determination meets opportunity.
Manchester City moved one step closer to claiming the Women's Super League championship with a dominant 3-0 victory over rivals Manchester United. Dutch striker Vivianne Miedema scored twice in the comfortable derby win.
Alessia Russo scored three goals in 22 minutes as Arsenal demolished Tottenham 5-2 in front of 46,123 fans at the Emirates Stadium. The victory keeps the Gunners in the Women's Super League title race with an 11th straight win.
Manchester City's Khadija Shaw just made soccer history with three goals in 13 minutes, the fastest hat-trick ever recorded in Women's Super League play. Her jaw-dropping performance has teammates calling it "like watching a video game" and puts City one step closer to their first league title in a decade.
England's Women's Super League delivered its most thrilling weekend of the season, with four nail-biting matches showcasing the explosive growth of women's professional soccer. Manchester City's dramatic late comeback and Arsenal's statement victory proved why the WSL has become must-watch sports entertainment.