A brand new team with a brand new ethos, the Bees were launched to much fanfare this January. The squad boasts that it is ‘the only professional team with a London name’ and has already inked ‘the...

Birmingham City have a loaded roster and a history of doing well against top-level competition. The Blues won the FA Women’s Cup in 2012 but have registered a number of runner-up finishes in the FA WSL and...

Aston Villa won the 2013 Women’s Premier League Cup and will be riding this wave of success as they debut in WSL2.

Yeovil Town might just be WSL2’s success story this season. I’m not exactly sure what it is, but something about this team makes me want to root for them. Can the team from the South West prove...

Arsenal Ladies finished third in the WSL in 2013-a disappointing finish by the standards of this historically dominant club. The Gunners completed the treble in 2011, winning the inaugural WSL title, the FA Women’s Cup, and the...

The once-mighty Donny Belles will play in FA WSL2 this season after facing controversial relegation at the end of 2013. Can they capitalise on the added motivation to get back to where they feel they belong, or...

Bristol Academy finished FA Women’s Cup runners-up in 2011 and 2013, and are hungry to finally lift the Champions trophy in 2014. With the departure of former manager Mark Sampson to head up the England women’s squad,...

The newly-revamped FA Women’s Super League kicks off its 2014 season with an inaugural WSL2 match between Oxford United and the London Bees on 14 March. The start of any sporting season often begs for previews and...

Where next in the evolution of women’s football? A Different League is a feature length documentary on the success, development and future of the women’s game in England. And it’s well worth a watch.

A 1-0 victory against Canada has left England level on points with them in the latest World Rankings, which were released on 22 March.