On The Continent: Don’t Cry For Me, Fiorentina

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Man City deal Arsenal another blow, London City Lionesses have arrived, and the World Cup is calling

The last weekend of the WSL before the international break – and boy did it deliver! Chloe and Rachel are here to unpack it all.Is the pressure getting to Renée Slegers? How did Spurs get it so wrong? And are we seeing Sarina Wiegman's new ruthless era?Follow us on X, Instagram, ...  Show more

Natalia Arroyo leaves Villa, Chelsea knock over Arsenal, and a barn-burner in Birmingham

We’ve not even said goodbye to September and we’re already saying goodbye to our first manager this season. Time’s up for Natalia Arroyo at Aston Villa after a thrashing by Tottenham, who are flying high in the table. Is it too early or did Villa need to move on?Chloe and Rachel ...  Show more

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