With one round of Women’s Super League fixtures to go it’s time to check if you’ve been paying attention.
- Heskey winner as Man City beat Man Utd in FA Youth Cup final
Watch Manchester City's Reigan Heskey score late as Manchester City beat rivals Manchester United 2-1…
- Injured Mitoma left out of Japan World Cup squad
Brighton winger Kaoru Mitoma is left out of Japan's 26-man squad for the World Cup…
- How will Tottenham build on successful WSL season?
Tottenham have had their most successful season in the Women's Super League - but how…
- My quality time with Guardiola – and getting his guide to Barcelona
Tony Pulis explains why Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola will be much missed if he…
- FA let Man City take over Youth Cup final – Fletcher
Manchester United Under-18 coach Darren Fletcher says the Football Association let Manchester City take control…
- Cricket Innovations: How Technology is Shaping the Sport
We’ve all witnessed the transformative power of technology in sports, like with VAR and goal-line…
Why Arsenal have fallen short in WSL and Champions League this season
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Alessia Russo has scored 11 goals in the Women's Super League this seasonByEmily SalleyBBC Sport journalistThis season hasn't gone to plan for Arsenal.Even Stina Blackstenius' 93rd-minute winner against Everton in their penultimate Women's Super League…