It seemed destined for drama: With seven minutes left, Chloe Kelly's stunning strike leveled the score for Arsenal at Man City, igniting hopes of a comeback. Yet, Iman Beney's late heroics sealed a 3-2 defeat, ending the Gunners' unbeaten WSL streak and casting doubt on their title bid
In a thrilling Women's Super League clash, Anna Sandberg's spectacular strike salvaged a well-earned 1-1 draw for Manchester United against Chelsea, ending the champions' perfect run. Wieke Kaptein's early goal set up an edge-of-the-seat battle where both sides nearly snatched victory
Chelsea's flawless WSL streak snapped in a gripping 1-1 draw with Manchester United on Friday, ending their perfect start after four wins under Sonia Bompastor's leadership. The resilient Red Devils secured just their second unbeaten result in 12 clashes
With the Women's Super League title on the line, Arsenal's title hopes are wavering early. Just four games in, the Champions League winners have dropped points consecutively, including a frustrating 1-1 home draw against Aston Villa that signals trouble
In a thrilling twist, Premier League chief Richard Masters hinted at the fate of the 60-year-old 3pm blackout, a vital rule protecting Football League attendances, amid rising calls for its abolition
After seven years rebuilding their women's team, Manchester United now face thrilling tests: clashing with champions Chelsea in the WSL and debuting in the Champions League against Valerenga. Despite the Red Devils' hard-fought progress, questions linger about their readiness for these high-stakes battles
Ex-Tottenham's Jamie O'Hara passionately urges Man Utd to appoint legendary captain Roy Keane as manager to ignite a turnaround from their slump under Amorim. The talkSPORT pundit hails Keane's unyielding leadership and high standards, though he admits the move is improbable
FIFA Vice-President Victor Montagliani has boldly affirmed that US President Donald Trump cannot alter 2026 World Cup host cities, despite Trump's threats to relocate games from areas he considers "even a little dangerous"
Thrilling news for soccer fans worldwide! Selected from 4.5 million applicants, lottery winners can now grab tickets to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America, starting Wednesday, with FIFA notifying via email amid high expected demand
