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The Lionesses face Nigeria in the Round of 16 following an emphatic 6-1 victory over China that was punctuated by a stellar performance by the Chelsea forward

Women's Super League and Championship clubs have discovered their groups for the 2023/24 FA Women's Continental League Cup with the final set to take place on March 31 2024

Lauren James showed that she deserved to start for the Lionesses as Sarina Wiegman faces new injury blow

James, now a star for club and country, is currently preparing to play in her first FIFA Women's World Cup finals for the Lionesses - but she had a tricky time at Arsenal according to her dad Nigel

The 21-year-old Chelsea star is tipped to have a stellar summer for England at the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand - and she has opened up on comparisons with her famous brother

The Blues have signed exciting Bristol City academy starlet Brooke Aspin, who spent four years with the Robins, but will not have to pay compensation for the player's development

Ex-Chelsea goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl has left Swedish side Djurgarden, despite having six months left on her contract, following feuds online with supporters

The 28-year-old was named in Sarina Wiegman's 23-player Women's World Cup squad after a prolific half-season with Tottenham after leaving WSL champions Chelsea in January

Emma Hayes has earned huge plaudits for her work for Chelsea's women's side in recent years and will now pit her wits against a legend of the men's game in ex-Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger

The highly-rated shot-stopper is a subject of interest from a number of clubs after she helped Aston Villa to a historic fifth-place finish in the Women's Super League

The highly-rated Brazilian American has cut herself as one of the most thrilling young talents in the game and her signing is a clear indication of Chelsea's bid for European glory

Each player will be guaranteed a chunk of an £88.5m pool funded by FIFA, with an incentivised structure set to reward teams and individuals for progressing in the tournament

The Chelsea boss led her team to a fourth straight WSL league title in the fiercest title race in recent memory as she overcame personal struggles to continue the club's domestic dominance

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

The Chelsea boss has revealed how her time working alongside Vic Akers at Arsenal Women has helped to shape her team following their WSL title win

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

Mum-of-two Annie Booth was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2015 - just two years after losing her dad to the condition - and is now representing the newly-formed England Parkinson's Walking Football Team

England and Chelsea midfielder Fran Kirby, 29, helped the Lionesses to glory at last summer's EUROs but has missed a large spell of the season with a knee injury

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?