Tag: Women’s Super League

Spurs and England’s Naz suffers second ACL tear, season over

Jessica Naz
December 2025

Jessica Naz will miss the rest of Tottenham’s season after scans confirmed a ruptured ACL in her right knee, cutting short an outstanding campaign for club and country and dealing a major blow to Spurs’ push near the top of the WSL. Naz, who previously spent about 18 months out with an ACL tear in her left knee, had started all 10 league games this term and now joins a growing list of WSL ACL casualties, including Michelle Agyemang, Marie Hobinger, Sophie Roman Haug and others.

Skinner claims United not far behind after City crush derby hopes

Marc Skinner and Manchester United Women
November 2025

Marc Skinner insisted Manchester City are not that far ahead despite United’s 3-0 humbling that left their title ambitions hanging by a thread. United failed to register a shot on target and looked flat only days after a historic win over Paris Saint-Germain. City’s pressing and midfield control suffocated United from kickoff, with Lauren Hemp, Khadija Shaw and Rebecca Knaak combining to bury the visitors before half time. United protests over a perceived foul before the second goal were waved away, and careless buildup play gifted Hemp the ruthless third.

United and Arsenal Set WSL Attendance Record in 0-0 Draw

Manchester United Women, Arsenal Women
September 2025

Manchester United set a new women’s club record with 8,665 fans at Leigh Sports Village in their WSL clash with Arsenal. Despite the occasion, both sides battled to a 0-0 draw dominated by midfield exchanges and limited clear-cut chances. United-Arsenal fixtures have now hit record attendances for three consecutive years, surpassing 8,000 each time. The growing rivalry has eclipsed games against Chelsea, City, and Liverpool. Arsenal’s travelling support once again boosted numbers, underlining the fixture’s significance as one of the WSL’s showcase battles.

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