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The Lionesses face Haiti on July 22, with games against Denmark and China to follow in Group D as the European Champions aim to conquer the world stage under Dutch coach Sarina Wiegman

Manchester United appear to have found their primary target to replace England forward Alessia Russo, who will leave the club next week, with Brazilian Geyse thought to be top of their list

The Spaniard, widely regarded as one of the best right-backs in the women's game, becomes the second big name to leave United in a matter of days - after forward Alessia Russo announced her departure

Euro 2022 winner Alessia Russo announced on Friday that she will not sign a new contract with Manchester United and she has been linked to a number of elite clubs

England forward Alessia Russo has confirmed she will leave Manchester United this summer upon the expiry of her contract in an emotional letter to fans

Alessia Russo’s future at Manchester United is still up in the air amid interest from WSL rivals Arsenal, while the Reds have also been linked with youngsters Esmee Brugts and Emma Watson

The Manchester United forward featured sparingly during England's triumphant Euro2022 campaign but remained involved in the Lionesses squads leading up to the summer's showpiece event in Australia and New Zealand

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

Marc Skinner's side finished runners-up to defending WSL champions Chelsea but face a critical transfer period in the summer if they're to compete next season

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 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

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

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

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 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

Skinner also revealed his father suffered a heart attack just prior to the Women's FA Cup final at Wembley - the Manchester United manager still took charge of his team as they lost out to Chelsea

Eni Aluko, who is an ambassador for Three UK and Chelsea's 'We See You Network', opens up on the importance of the campaign and why Manchester United have been a surprise in the WSL this season

Manchester United fell agonisingly short against Chelsea in the Women's FA Cup final on Sunday and manager Marc Skinner insists they must continue to invest if they are to close the gap on their rivals

Man United were edged out by Chelsea 1-0 thanks to a clinical finish from Sam Kerr in the 68th minute - despite being the better team for large periods of a closely fought Women's FA Cup final

CHELSEA 1-0 MANCHESTER UNITED: Emma Hayes' side retained the cup after Australian forward Sam Kerr popped up with a 68th winner after opponents Utd had controlled large periods of the final

Emma Hayes and Marc Skinner's sides will go head to head at Wembley in front of a sold-out crowd to win the second piece of the silverware of the season

Chelsea are bidding to win a third successive FA Cup while Manchester United will travel to a packed-out Wembley Stadium in search of the club's first major trophy

Holders Chelsea take on WSL leaders Manchester United on Sunday in the Women's FA Cup final at a sold-out Wembley Stadium as Emma Hayes' side look to defend their crown