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The women's Asian Cup is about to kick off, with Olympic and World Cup qualification on the line; it's all to play for. Australia come in as the top favourites as well as the hosts, with Japan being possibly the only country that could challenge them for the trophy. 

The fans have been heard, with the recent announcement of significant changes to the women's FA Cup. The FA has announced that it will pause the progression of the new format to complete additional consultations.

The Women's FA Cup is one of the longest-serving women's football competitions in the country, one with prestige and history. 

The Champions League play-offs finished, and knockout football begins as we get down to the final eight teams who head into the quarter-finals. Let's have a look at what happened in the second leg of the playoffs.

It has been announced that Shelby Companies Limited, an affiliate of Knight-Hennessy, has completed the purchase of Birmingham City Women's Football Club. They have acquired 97% stakes in the team. An independent investor purchased the remaining 3%.

It is the fifth round of the Women's FA Cup. With four WSL clashes, derby days, and final reruns, this is the round when everything gets much more serious, with a place in the quarter-finals up for grabs. Here are five must-watch/ follow games for you this weekend.

Sarina Wiegman has named her 25-player squad for the opening two games in their qualifying group for the FIFA World Cup 2027. She chose a larger squad so they could bring a range of players at different fitness levels.

Emma Hayes is a significant architect of modern women's football, having transformed Chelsea women from part-time to one of the elite professional powerhouses, setting new standards for the game.

History was made in the Six Nations over the weekend after Hollie Davidson became the first woman to referee a Six Nations match. 

With the rise of women's football in England and increased uptake, it is surprising that the proportion of England-qualified players in the WSL fell to just 30% last season, less than half the level of seven years ago.

It has long been speculated that the impacts of a woman's menstrual cycle and injuries in women's football, but nothing has been officially confirmed or can be proven. To date, there has been a lack of high-quality data to demonstrate how and when this occurs. New research published by the Barça Innovation Hub changes the conversation.

Ahead of the Chelsea match against Liverpool at Kingmeadow, 2,000 members of the supporters' club had organised a protest over the treatment of Paul Green.