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Chelsea’s Sonia Bompastor says more needs to be done to protect players and managers from abuse
England have sealed their spot in the Women’s Cricket World Cup semi-final
Football stadiums have never been designed with women in mind – new guidance wants to change that
Lucy Bronze on her morning routine, injury recovery and leading by example
Aggie Beever-Jones on her role models, winning the Euros and life outside of football
An ode to Sarina Wiegman: the history-maker leading England’s golden era
Arsenal captain Kim Little on the Champions League winning side’s ambitions for the season ahead
4 young women’s football stars (and potential future Lionesses) on their goals for this season
Red Roses’ Sarah Bern and Jess Breach on the power of rugby’s body diversity
“I’ve never been fitter, faster or stronger”: England’s Ellie Kildunne is ready for a big summer
Rachel Yankey is breaking down barriers for the next generation of women’s footballers
“It’s an exciting time”: 3 Liverpool players on the growth of women’s football and what comes next
Gemma Bonner, Mia Enderby and Niamh Fahey speak to Strong Women about their journey as professional footballers and the people who inspire them.
“4 in 10 elite sportswomen still earn less than £10,000 a year – it's not good enough”
This joyful new campaign celebrates the female football coaches making a difference
The ‘Seat At The Table’ campaign aims to inspire more women and girls to get involved in football coaching in an attempt to address the current lack of representation behind the scenes of the game.
Alessia Russo on the growth of women’s football, social media pressures and the next generation
The growth of women’s football is helping young girls feel more confident, new report finds
The number of young girls playing football has skyrocketed over the last couple of years, and it’s having a powerful effect on how they think and feel about themselves.
Women’s health training is becoming mandatory for top-flight football clubs in England
Staff at football clubs across the top two women’s leagues in England will be required to complete mandatory women’s health training under new plans that aim to boost support for female athletes across the professional game.
TfL names an Overground line after the Lionesses to commemorate their 2022 Euros victory
The portion of the Overground that runs through Wembley is being named the Lioness line in honour of the England women’s football team and their achievements throughout the years.
“A whirlwind of emotions”: Beth Mead on overcoming injury, rehab and her new normal
The rise in ACL injuries in women’s football is finally getting some much-needed attention
Leah Williamson and Beth Mead are just two of the high-profile players who did not compete at the Women’s World Cup due to ACL injuries. But why are so many female footballers suffering from this problem? Strong Women takes a closer look.
From the FA ban to a £30m grassroots fund, the story of women’s football in England so far
As the government announces a new £30m fund for grassroots women’s football across England, Strong Women looks back at the centuries-long history of the sport across the UK – from the first teams to a controversial ban by the FA.
“Women’s football fan culture is unique – but the demand being placed on players is unsustainable”
Women’s football is bigger than ever – so why is there still no official fantasy league?
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