Chelsea forward Beth England is having a standout season in the FA Women's Super League and has deservedly earned the right to be England's starting No. 9 writes Rich Laverty. Read More
After an unconvincing end to 2019, Phil Neville is set to select his roster for the 2020 SheBelieves Cup. Given the short time ahead of Tokyo 2020, Neville should go with youth, according the Rich Laverty. Read More
Germany defeated England, 2-1, in front of a record crowd of 77,768 at Wembley Stadium. The loss is another in a string of losses for the Lionesses and the pressure is starting to mount for head coach Phil Neville. Read More
A profile of Beth England, forward for England's Lionesses and Chelsea. Read More
England faces Germany at Wembley Stadium with an expected crowd of 90,000 in attendance. The potential for a record-setting crowd, however, shouldn't overshadow the outcome and performance of England, a team that has been underperforming since the World Cup. Read More
Forward Beth England reflects on getting her call-up to the senior England squad and dealing with being loaned out from Chelsea and returning to the club. Read More
Jordan Nobbs, midfielder for England and Arsenal, discusses returning to the England squad after missing the World Cup in France due to an ACL injury. Read More
England forward Jodie Taylor discusses coming back to the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) after the World Cup and dealing with disappointment after the Lionesses' semifinal loss to the United States. Read More
England goalkeeper Carly Telford talks about the aftermath of losing in the semifinals and third-place match at the 2019 World Cup in France, and the mental and physical effects on the team. Read More
After a 3–3 draw against Belgium and a 1–2 defeat to Norway, England's defensive issues can no longer be ignored. Read More
Ahead of the FA Women's Super League opening weekend, left back Demi Stokes reflects on the World Cup, growing the FA WSL, and the league's first Manchester derby. Read More
Kelly Simmons, the FA's Director of the Women's Professional Game, says the Football Association is "working really hard" to improve refereeing standards throughout the women's football pyramid. Read More