Inside England goalkeeper Mary Earps’ move to PSG
England goalkeeper Mary Earps has completed her transfer from Manchester United to Paris St-Germain, signing a two year contract with the French giants. Following a five year stint and 125 appearances with the Red Devils, a statement from the Lioness star spoke of how one of the main reasons behind her switch was that the “club is about to undergo …
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New Report Examines Multiple Job Holding in Elite Women’s Football
A report released by FIFA this week, titled, ‘Multiple Job Holding in Elite Women’s Football‘, revealed that more than half of women’s footballers earn less than $5000 a year from their profession alone. The study was conducted by FIFA in conjunction with FIFPRO, the worldwide representative organisation for professional footballers, and Australia’s Edith Cowan University. https://www.instagram.com/p/C8UAflbOxGn/?img_index=1 It surveyed 736 players …
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Denmark men’s football team take stand for gender equality and move for pay parity with women’s side
The Denmark men’s football team took a stand for gender equality this week when they refused a pay rise in favour of working towards equal remuneration for their female counterparts. It comes as they engaged with The Danish Football Association (DBU) to sign a new four year agreement that will come into play after the men’s Euro 2024 tournament in …
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Ex Player Robbie Slater Slams “royal treatment” of Matildas in favour of Australia’s men’s football team
Ex player Robbie Slater has slammed the “royal treatment” of the Australia women’s football team in favour of their male counterparts, in a role reversal to many case studies around the world. Slater, who’s now a sports commentator but did play for teams like Blackburn Rovers, West Ham United, Southampton and Wolves in his time, called out TV station Network …
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PREVIEW | Ireland WNT v Sweden WNT
The Ireland Women’s National Team return to the Aviva Stadium to resume their EURO 2025 qualification campaign with the first of two games against Sweden. The home game will be played on Friday, May 31st with a big crowd expected and supporters are encouraged to secure your seats now ahead of such an important fixture. Ireland will then travel to …
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Trailblazing female referee Stephanie Frappart had to be escorted to safety by police at the Greek Cup final
Trailblazing female referee Stephanie Frappart had to be escorted to safety by police at the Greek Cup final on Saturday, as tensions boiled over in the fixture in the Panthessaliko Stadium in Volos between Panathinaikos and Aris. Due to problems associated with hooliganism in Greece, no fans were present in the stadium during the game, but the conflict with Frappart …
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‘Planned disruptions’ force Scotland’s upcoming Euro 2025 qualifier vs Israel behind closed doors
Scotland’s upcoming Euro 2025 qualifier vs Israel at Hampden Park on May 31st will now be played behind closed doors, with the Scottish FA having been alerted to ‘planned disruptions’ around the match. The away fixture on June 4th, which was scheduled to be played in Budapest, Hungary, due to the ongoing Israeli–Palestinian conflict conflict, will now also be played …
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Ireland WNT squad selected for Sweden double header
The Ireland Women’s National Team squad has been selected for the UEFA EURO 2025 Qualifiers at home and away to Sweden. Ireland will return to the Aviva Stadium on Friday, May 31st to host the Olympic runners-up in a game where supporters are encouraged to secure their tickets now. https://www.instagram.com/p/C7Q9vtSivb3/ The Girls in Green will take on Sweden for a …
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Why Arsenal women’s move to the Emirates as their “main home” is such a big deal…
Arsenal women will play 11 of their games at the Emirates Stadium next season, in a landmark move that sees the ground become their main home over their current base of Meadow Park ground in Borehamwood. Those matches break down to eight Women’s Super League outings and also three Champions League games, assuming The Gunners secure qualification for the group …
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What I learned from attending this year’s women’s FA Cup final
Attending this year’s women’s FA Cup final taught me many things…and not just that it should be illegal to watch, never mind even play football while it’s 27° and sunny out. Factor 50 in tow however, myself and 76,081 others braved, and furthermore thoroughly enjoyed the occasion at Wembley Stadium, ultimately bearing witness as Manchester United reigned 4-0 victors over …
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