All news by author: Jack Lacey-Hatton

The Lionesses - who named Bethany England in the squad - kick off their Women's World Cup campaign by facing Haiti in Brisbane on July 22 and will also play Denmark and China in Group D

Sarina Wiegman has named her 23-player squad to take to Australia this summer for the FIFA Women's World Cup - with Millie Bright and Lucy Bronze both included - but Maya Le Tissier misses out

Injuries have dominated the build-up to the England World Cup squad announcement - which will be made at 2pm today - but could that mean recalls for Steph Houghton or Bethany England?

"I knew I wanted to be back in England at some point, I just didn't imagine it would be so quick" - Melissa Phillips only left England for America back in January but returned to save Brighton

The WSL season is officially over with Chelsea retaining a fourth successive WSL title while Reading suffered relegation to the Championship - and our writers debate the season's highlights

Emma Hayes has led her team to a fourth straight WSL league title and while Chelsea may appear dominant, they are fully deserving winners after finishing top when the competition was at its most fierce

Emma Hayes' team retained their WSL title with the win, after two goals from forward Sam Kerr and Guro Reiten saw them beat Reading 3-0 - with the Royals relegated to the Championship

Emma Hayes' team beat bottom of the table Reading 3-0 with goals from Sam Kerr and Guro Reiten - the result relegated the Royals but confirmed Chelsea had retained their league crown

Chelsea needed to win to ensure a fourth straight WSL title against bottom of the table Reading, doing so thanks to a double from Sam Kerr and a goal from Guro Reiten - relegating the Royals

Emma Hayes' team beat bottom of the table Reading 3-0 with goals from Sam Kerr and Guro Reiten - the result relegated the Royals but confirmed Chelsea had retained their league crown

Saturday sees the final round of fixtures all kick-off at the same time (2:30pm) with all 12 teams in action and there is plenty still to decide at both the top and bottom of the league

League champions for the last three years in a row - Emma Hayes' Chelsea will retain their crown if they beat Reading, who themselves need a win to avoid the drop to the Championship

The full-back joined Man City after a busy summer of transfer activity at the Academy Stadium at the start of the season and quickly became a key player despite a testing pre-season

Smith won 12 major honours over three spells at Arsenal as a player and returned to a club as a coach in April until the end of the season - combining the job with her punditry role at Sky Sports

UK Women's football fans have been able to watch every game from the UEFA Women's Champions League tournament for free via YouTube this season - but that won't be the case in 2023-24

BIG DEBATE: Four managers have been nominated for the Barclays WSL Manager of the Year award - but who do our Mirror Women's Football writers believe to be the best coach this year?

Two games will be broadcast on UK television from the final day of the Women's Super League season - one on BBC One and the other on Sky Sports Premier League - with the title on the line

Arsenal have come up short for a third year on the bounce in the WSL title race - but the considering the way their season has unfolded, Jonas Eidevall can be proud of his team

Manchester United kept the WSL title race alive with their first ever derby win on Sunday night over City courtesy of a dramatic late winner from substitute Lucia Garcia in the dying minutes

Man City came away from neighbours Man Utd without a point, having controlled most of the second half, after they were denied what looked a clear penalty for a foul on forward Bunny Shaw

The race looked over with Manchester United and Manchester City level at 1-1 heading into the closing minutes - but Lucia Garcia scored a dramatic injury-time goal to ensure the battle to win the league goes to the wire

Chelsea beat Arsenal in the London derby at Kingsmeadow after first-half goals from Guro Reiten and Magdalena Eriksson put them in control - leaving them on the verge of retaining their title

CHELSEA 2-0 ARSENAL: Emma Hayes and her team closed in on their fourth straight WSL championship title with a 2-0 win over London rivals Arsenal, thanks to goals from Guro Reiten and Magdalena Eriksson.

Jess Park has been one of the standout performers for Everton this season after arriving on-loan from Man City but it appears unlikely she will return after an update from Gareth Taylor

Chelsea face Arsenal in a London derby that sees top play third, before the Manchester clubs do battle only a few hours later - both games could yet decide the destination of the title