Joe Rosedon

To describe Ellie Wilson as just a footballer would be far from accurate. The Melbourne City defender’s impact on the sport extends far beyond the playing field. From her university…

On reflection, 2025 was a remarkable year for women’s football on both ends of the spectrum. The European Championships signposted women’s football’s rapid accession, Arsenal defied all odds to win…

For the 8th consecutive year, The Guardian have compiled their list of the 100 best players in women’s football. The 2025 edition of the list was voted on by a wide range…

When Lucy Bronze made her debut for Sunderland in 2007, the Women’s Super League was 11 years away from turning professional. Now nearly 20 years after her debut, Bronze has…

When a player announces their retirement, a good way of understanding their legacy is the reaction of their peers. When Millie Bright announced her international retirement in October 2025, the…

James Hewlett’s Izzy Harvey: Rise of The Falcons existence shows a changing trend in literature. Young people want to read stories about women’s football. More authors are entering the world of women’s…

Anna Trench’s story Florrie will soon find itself in the canon of classic graphic novels. It celebrates the early trailblazers of women’s football, its queer community and the friendship that…

We’ll Go Down in History, directed by Cameron Richards and Charlie Tidmas, depicts the story of TRUK United, a transgender grassroots football club over a two-year period. The documentary focuses…

The early days of women’s football are littered with remarkable stories of determination and perseverance. In the face of rampant sexism, adversity and societal exclusion, women have strived to fulfil…

For many fans of football, completing sticker books and collecting trading cards are formative experiences when falling in love with the sport. From playground trades during lunch breaks to scraping…