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Chelsea's Bronze: Need to 'protect' game for fans

Lucy Bronze has said she wants to "protect [football] for the fans" after joining a collective statement criticising Gianni Infantino and the "current leadership's ability to distinguish between its own interests and what is best for football."

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KCC makes Arsenal return after family tragedy

Matildas midfielder Kyra Cooney-Cross has played her first match in more than five months after taking time away from football to be with her late mother.

Emily Fox: Arsenal are targeting every trophy in 2026-27 (0:55)
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Bompastor: Chelsea ready for UWCL challenge

After a disappointing quarter-final exit from last season's UEFA Women's Champions League, Chelsea head coach Sonia Bompastor has a renewed focus on returning to Europe's biggest stage.

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35dOlivia Pagden

Wrexham Women earn historic win in UWCL debut

Wrexham Women made history by beating FC Pyunik 4-2 in their first ever European fixture to book a spot in the Women's Champions League third-round qualifiers.

Mary Earps hoped PSG would be 'more competitive on the pitch' (0:52)
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Caroline Graham Hansen hits back at Barça critics

Barcelona forward Caroline Graham Hansen says being written off at the start of the season for cutting costs motivated the team to claim a fourth Champions League trophy.

Can Barcelona's UWCL dominance stretch even further? (1:37)
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Alexia Putellas discusses her future after Barcelona's win (2:17)
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95dSam Marsden

Putellas on Barcelona future: 'You will see'

OSLO, Norway -- Alexia Putellas sidestepped questions about her future after helping Barcelona win the Women's Champions League on Saturday with a resounding 4-0 victory against OL Lyonnes at the Ullevaal Stadion.