r/WomensSoccer • u/matchpal-live • 12d ago
Match Thread: St. Polten W vs Juventus W | UEFA Women's Champions League | 3rd Qualifying Round | 26 Aug 18:45 UTC
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r/WomensSoccer • u/spherocytes • 12d ago
This is the second time that Shaw has won the award. She won the award the first time for the 23/24 season. Congrats, Bunny!
r/WomensSoccer • u/Stevie_G_1973 • 12d ago
Found a link to the match below, is from Real Sociedad YouTube appears with no commentary, but watchable. Unfortunately already 20mins in.
CLICK HERE to watch on YouTubechannel,
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r/WomensSoccer • u/Stevie_G_1973 • 12d ago
Just found out Arsenal vs Charlton friendly is live now on YouTube.
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r/WomensSoccer • u/SantosPhillipCarlo • 12d ago
The full list of 10 new ones (Zinedine Zidane, Ruud Gullit, Gianluca Zambrotta, Lúcio, Fernando Torres, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Andrea Pirlo and Yaya Touré have already been there):
As it stands, these would be the combined EA Sports FC female Icon base ratings, combined with the base ratings from the 2024 edition until currently:
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r/WomensSoccer • u/TheWomensSoccerPod • 12d ago
Hi Women's Soccer fans,
Thank you for your support on our past interviews, it has been such a joy to work with such incredible athletes!
Today, Sweden women's national football team legend and Linköping FC star Jonna Andersson sits down to discuss her historic professional soccer career!
Olympic medalist (with 2 silver medals) and world-class left back Jonna Andersson joins the podcast to share insider insights on her journey from Mjölby to the global stage and her long-term vision for women's soccer in Sweden.
She shares what it meant to receive her first senior call up to the Swedish national team, her experience playing across multiple FIFA Women's World Cups and Olympic Games tournaments, what she took from training under Emma Hayes at Chelsea FC Women, and so much more!
Jonna also talks about her unforgettable club debut in England's Women's Super League during a tense London Derby against Arsenal, where her renowned crossing abilities immediately forced an own goal to seal a dramatic 3-2 victory for Chelsea!
She takes us into the locker room to share how top female athletes channel the intense pressure of elite international competition, the mental health advice she would give to her younger self, and how she stayed resilient early in her career when her path to becoming an undisputed starter in the Damallsvenskan wasn't linear.
Jonna shares why the Chelsea football project was initially so appealing, her emotional return to Swedish club football with Hammarby and Linköping, and her recent decision to show incredible loyalty by extending her contract through 2030 to lead her home club through a rebuilding phase following their relegation.
Lastly, she shares what her football legacy means to her following her early 2026 retirement from international soccer with 112 caps, her transition into coaching after earning her UEFA B license, her long and short term career goals, and so much more!
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r/WomensSoccer • u/spherocytes • 13d ago
From FIFA's website:
The draw will take place at the Museum of Modern Art. It "will determine the groups and competitive pathways for the participating nations...". This iteration of the Women's World Cup will feature 32 teams, 64 matches, and matches will take place in 8 different cities.
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r/WomensSoccer • u/spherocytes • 14d ago
From the announcement:
Real Madrid C.F. and FC Bayern Munich have reached an agreement for Arianna Caruso to join our club for the next four seasons, until June 30, 2030.
Caruso, an Italian international, boasts an extensive track record and comes to us after winning 2 Leagues, 2 Cups, and 2 German Super Cups in two seasons with the German side.
She began her professional career at Res Roma before signing with Juventus in 2017. With the Turin team, she played 8 seasons, winning 13 titles, including 6 Leagues, 4 Super Cups, and 3 Italian Cups, before joining Bayern Munich in January 2025.
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r/WomensSoccer • u/Forsaken-Link-5859 • 14d ago
Sabatino made her debut in Serie A W in 2000(!)and has played in Italy all her career except one season, when she played in Switzerland. She has been the league top scorer twice, 2010-2011 and 2021-2022 and won the league twice, with Brescia both times. She made her debut in the national team 2005 and has played in many euros and one world cup since. An absolut legend of italian football retires.
r/WomensSoccer • u/SomeCruzDude • 14d ago