Chelsea’s relentless pursuit: Closing in on a sixth consecutive WSL title with the quadruple still in sight

Chelsea’s relentless pursuit: Closing in on a sixth consecutive WSL title with the quadruple still in sight

Chelsea’s relentless dominance in the Women’s Super League has them on track to clinch a sixth consecutive title.

In this article, Sports News Blitz writer Claudia Jones breaks down Chelsea’s latest victory and how Erin Cuthbert’s injury-time heroics against Manchester City kept the Blues firmly in control of the title race.

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Chelsea’s first trophy under Sonia Bompastor keeps quadruple hopes alive

Chelsea’s first trophy under Sonia Bompastor keeps quadruple hopes alive

Sonia Bompastor's tenure at Chelsea has begun in triumphant fashion, as the Blues secured a 2-1 victory over Manchester City in the Women's League Cup final at Pride Park.

This hard-fought win not only marks Bompastor's first silverware with the club but also keeps Chelsea's aspirations for a historic quadruple well on track.

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FIFA Women’s World Cup 2035 - Could it be held on home soil?

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2035 - Could it be held on home soil?

Excitement is building over where the 2035 FIFA Women’s World Cup will be held.

With the bidding process underway, hopes are high that the tournament could make history in a way never seen before.

Sports News Blitz writer Claudia Jones explores whether the UK stands a real chance of bringing the World Cup home?

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Women’s Tennis Association introduces paid maternity leave for players

Women’s Tennis Association introduces paid maternity leave for players

Sports News Blitz writer Shameeka Voyiya reports on a groundbreaking shift in women’s tennis, as the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) unveils a paid maternity leave initiative in partnership with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF).

This move addresses a long-standing gap in professional sports, ensuring female players receive essential family planning support.

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WSL news: A radical shift? The debate over relegation in the Women’s Super League
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WSL news: A radical shift? The debate over relegation in the Women’s Super League

The Women’s Super League has undergone significant transformation in recent years, fueled by increased investment, media attention, and growing fan engagement.

Now, a major restructuring proposal could reshape the league’s future - one that involves scrapping relegation entirely.

But is this the right move?

Sports News Blitz writer Claudia Jones explores the potential impact of this controversial change.

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BBC to broadcast Premiership Women’s Rugby matches in lead-up to home World Cup

BBC to broadcast Premiership Women’s Rugby matches in lead-up to home World Cup

BBC coverage of Premiership Women’s Rugby is set to increase this year, providing fans with more exposure to elite women’s rugby ahead of the Women’s Rugby World Cup.

Sports News Blitz writer Shameeka Voyiya reports on the story.

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Unrivaled one of the most successful start-up leagues in women’s sport history
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Unrivaled one of the most successful start-up leagues in women’s sport history

Unrivaled is making significant strides in women’s basketball, with fans and investors alike displaying a shared interest in the one of the most equitable leagues in professional sports.

Sports News Blitz writer Shameeka Voyiya analyses the new tournament’s success.

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F1 Academy news: Tina Hausmann stays with Aston Martin for the 2025 season

F1 Academy news: Tina Hausmann stays with Aston Martin for the 2025 season

Aston Martin and PREMA Racing have announced their continued partnership with Tina Hausmann into the 2025 F1 Academy season.

She becomes the thirteenth confirmed driver set to compete in the Formula 1-backed feeder series for the 2025 season.

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F1 Academy news: 2025 grid expands as Maya Weug returns with Ferrari and Aurelia Nobels stays with PUMA

F1 Academy news: 2025 grid expands as Maya Weug returns with Ferrari and Aurelia Nobels stays with PUMA

2025 is off to a strong start for women in motorsports, with PUMA and Ferrari reaffirming their long-term commitment to Aurelia Nobels and Maya Weug, respectively.

Both drivers, who raced under these partnerships in 2024, will continue their journeys with PUMA and Ferrari in the 2025 F1 Academy season.

With drivers only eligible to compete in F1 Academy for two seasons, these continued partnerships are even more significant, ensuring that talent isn’t just developed but supported beyond their time in the series.

As members of the Ferrari Driver Academy, their continued backing sends a clear message to the wider motorsport community - women in motorsports deserve long-term support to break through in a male-dominated industry.

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Tennis news: Madison Keys wins first-ever Grand Slam title at Australian Open
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Tennis news: Madison Keys wins first-ever Grand Slam title at Australian Open

US tennis player Madison Keys won her first-ever Grand Slam title on Saturday when she defeated two-time defending champion and world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka in the 2025 Australian Open final.

Sports News Blitz writer Shameeka Voyiya reports on the story.

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NCAA to pay women’s college basketball teams from 2025
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NCAA to pay women’s college basketball teams from 2025

In a historic move aimed at closing the wage gap between men and women in college basketball, the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (NCAA) Board of Governors unanimously voted for the establishment of an equitable pay structure for women’s teams.

Sports News Blitz writer Shameeka Voyiya reports on the story.

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