The Latest Breaking News from WSL

Chelsea and Man City Women both progressed to the fifth round on Saturday

Australians Jack Robinson, Owen Wright, Connor O'Leary, Ethan Ewing and Jackson Baker claimed first-round wins in the WSL season-opening Billabong Pro Pipeline.

An injury-time strike from the US forward Tobin Heath salvaged a point against Manchester City at the Academy Stadium but there was controversy about the opening goal that led the Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall to call for greater support for WSL referees

Vilde Boe Risa, Hayley Ladd and Leah Galton struck for United.

Manchester United beat Tottenham 3-0 thanks to goals from Vilde Bøe Risa, Hayley Ladd and Galton, raising the prospect of a title challenge

Could Immigration Minister Alex Hawke find it in the public interest to not let athletes such as 11-time world surfing champion Kelly Slater into Australia for the upcoming WSL events, given the reasoning behind Novak Djokovic's deportation and the top surfer's vaccine comments?

The Arsenal manager, Jonas Eidevall, said of Sunday’s game against Manchester City: ‘I like playing against good teams’

As of Wednesday, WSL officials said the Merewether surfer remained in the draw for round one.

There have been four different Barclays FA Women's Super League winners since it began in 2011