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Echegini credits PSG's 'mental shift' for UWCL revival

Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Jennifer Echegini has admitted that their women's team needs greater self-belief in order to emulate the men's side's success in Europe, and is looking to drive a culture shift after taking on more responsibility.

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USWNT stars Yohannes, Girma bring Habesha vibes to UWCL

OL Lyonnes and USWNT midfielder Lily Yohannes paid tribute to international teammate Naomi Girma for the example she has set on and off the pitch, emphasising the importance of their shared roots in East Africa.

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FA and WSL launch major study into ACL injuries in women's football

The English Football Association and WSL Football have announced a major new research project to better understand why anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries occur in women's football.

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Chawinga sisters dominate their leagues, and drive Malawi forward

As more UEFA Women's Champions League action looms on ESPN in November, as well as the NWSL playoffs, Lyon and Malawi star Tabitha Chawinga is flying for club and country, with sister Temwa Chawinga also in hot form.

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Arsenal's Russo revels in 'special' UWCL hat trick

Alessia Russo reveled in her "special" hat trick against Benfica as she became the all-time leading English goalscorer in the Women's Champions League following Arsenal's comprehensive 3-0 win on Wednesday.

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Chelsea beat Roma to continue UWCL home dominance

Second-half goals from Ellie Carpenter and Kadeisha Buchanan made sure Chelsea maintained their strong start to this year's UEFA Women's Champions League campaign with a 2-0 win over Roma at Plough Lane.