All news by author: Jack Lacey-Hatton

Chelsea were facing their third away game in a week, following an FA Cup win at Reading and a Champions League success at Lyon - and were beaten 2-0 by their title rivals

City lost to Chelsea in the second game of the season, but have gone unbeaten in the league since and dragged themselves back into the title picture - leapfrogging their opponents with this win

United moved back to the top of the WSL standings on Saturday night of Womens Football Weekend, after a comfortable win with Katie Zelem giving them the lead before two goals from substitute Lucia Garcia and one from Hayley Ladd sealed it

TOTTENHAM 1-5 ARSENAL: The Gunners were looking to close the gap between them and the top of the WSL to just two points -and they strolled to a dominant win over their north London opponents

Coombs was recalled to the Lionesses squad for the Arnold Clark Cup in February - the first time she has been brought into the national fold since Sarina Wiegman took charge of the team

Chelsea have a narrow lead at the top of the WSL going into women's football weekend but face a tricky looking trip to Man City, while Arsenal and Man Utd will be looking to narrow the gap

Chelsea's in-form star Guro Reiten got the only goal in the 28th minute to secure a 1-0 quarter-final victory, against a side who have dominated women's European football in recent years

Chelsea's England centre-back hobbled off during the win over Lyon and will undergo a scan today to find out the severity of her injury - Emma Hayes saying she couldn't carry on until half-time

Arsenal were beaten 1-0 in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final with Bayern - but their manager Jonas Eidevall was left fuming after VAR failed to spot two potential penalties for his side

BAYERN MUNICH WOMEN 1-0 ARSENAL WOMEN: The north Londoners returned to the UEFA Women's Champions League last eight for the second season on the spin - but were beaten in the first leg

Arsenal are the only English side in history to have won the Europe's top prize in the women's game - can they repeat the trick this season or will Chelsea finally win the biggest cup around

Charlotte Vellar, a 16-year-old youth team player for German club MSV Duisburg, has passed away, with women's football community paying tribute after her tragic death

Aston Villa scored an extra-time winner through Rachel Daly to stun Manchester City in the FA Cup quarter-final and put them in contention for a maiden trophy as a dream season continues

19 places separated Manchester United and Lewes going the first quarter-final tie, but there is a world of difference between the two football clubs - although they are only one division apart

Lewes - playing in their very first Women's FA Cup quarter-final - gave Man United a scare at a blustery Dripping Pan, eventually going down to a 3-1 defeat with Nikita Parris having the final word

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes was a promising footballer herself in her youth and was at Arsenal's academy - before an ankle injury meant she had to focus her career efforts elsewhere

Khadija Shaw has already set a new Man City record for goals in all competitions this season and is the top scorer in the WSL - four clear of her nearest rival, Aston Villa's Rachel Daly

Championship-side Lewes are the lowest ranked team left in the competition and will be out to cause one of the biggest shocks in recent history when they host WSL high-fliers Man Utd

Harder has missed half of the season through injury and is out of contract in the summer - but gave an update on her return to fitness with the 2023 FIFA World Cup also looming this summer

Jodie Taylor scored for England at the last World Cup and has won some of the biggest prizes in the women's game - she will now give Jonas Eidevall another option in attack until the end of the season

The prize money for the 2027 Women's World Cup would match the 2026 men's tournament in Canada, United States and Mexico, in a big announcement from the FIFA congress in Kigali, Riwanda

Corinne Diacre was sacked as the fallout from a bitter dispute between players and the national federation continues, with French plans for the Women's World Cup up in the air

Sam Kerr's goal did the damage for champions Chelsea, who are now firmly in the driving seat after edging a tight game at Kingsmeadow, but Arsenal and Man City are in the mix

Manchester United had two strong penalty appeals turned down as they were beaten 1-0 at Chelsea in a meeting of the top two in the Women's Super League - with Skinner labelling both decisions "stonewall"

Chelsea faced Manchester United at Kingsmeadow in a pivotal title race clash - with the hosts edging out a hard fought win thanks to Sam Kerr's first half strike after Lauren James' superb pass