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Football Writing Festival review: The future of the women’s game @ National Football Museum

Is Phil Neville a good manager? Will England, or anyone, ever reach USA’s level? Are parent clubs from men’s football harming the women’s league?

These were just some of the topics up for discussion at the National Football Museum on Friday night as part of the annual Football Writer’s Festival.

Manchester City looking to avoid away day blues at newcomers Yeovil as WSL gets underway

They currently hold all three English domestic trophies – with the FA Women’s Cup and the Continental Tyres Cup as well – and were unbeaten in 2016, conceding just four goals in sixteen games.

Women’s Euro 2017: ‘Better leader’ Steph Houghton seeks Scotland repeat against Spain

It is 51 years since an England captain last lifted a major trophy, but there is genuine belief that Steph Houghton will emulate Bobby Moore in just three weeks and become a national icon.

Women’s Euro 2017: England have ‘a lot more to offer’ says golden defender Bronze

Lucy Bronze delivered a hammer blow to the rest of Euro 2017, stating England are only going to get better ahead of their clash with Spain on Sunday.

‘Our chance to make history’: Lucy Bronze aiming for Manchester City domination

Big things are expected of Manchester City this season and defender Lucy Bronze claims the opportunity to make history is spurring the side on.

First lady: Man City Women’s Duggan upstages Sky Blue men at season launch party

Manchester City Women’s striker Toni Duggan was the first to be recognised when the 2014/15 season awards were announced on Wednesday night.

‘No place I’d rather be’: Man City’s Stanway on dream move from Blackburn

After scoring an astonishing 35 goals in 15 games in the Women’s Premier League last season for Blackburn, England Under-17 international Georgia Stanway was courted by Manchester City resulting in a dream move.

Bronze strikes gold: Man City Women stars score to make Lionesses’ World Cup history

Manchester City’s Steph Houghton and Lucy Bronze helped England’s Lionesses overcome a 1-0 deficit against former champions Norway to set up a World Cup quarter-final with hosts Canada on Saturday.

England captain Steph Houghton wants Wembley hullabaloo against Germany

The occasion will mark the first women’s England international being held at Wembley, with 55,000 people set to attend, ahead of the 2015 World Cup in Canada.

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