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MF/FW Ella Toone (England) Tottenham Hotspur *MF/FW Jill Roord (Netherlands) Manchester United *GK Daphne van Domselaar (Netherlands) Chelsea *FW Alessia Russo (England) Aston Villa DF/FW Katie McCabe (Republic of Ireland) Although the focus invariably drifts to those at the top, there is talent found throughout the WSL, with plenty of upward movement for the highest performers at the straggling clubs. One of the fastest growing women's leagues in the world, attracting stars from all over the world, the English WSL is one that is frequently broken down into mini-leagues, from those at the bottom who fight the season trying to play their best football, to those in the middle of the pack who are rarely in relegation danger but fail to trouble those above them, to the small group looking for title glory.Īs it has been in England for some time, the title is likely to be contested between Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City and - in the past two years - Manchester United, with Aston Villa the newest team trying to make a run for European qualification. FW Cortnee Vine (Australia) Western Sydney Wanderers 13, and run through the hotter months, culminating in the Grand Final in May.

However, don't count out either Melbourne City or Melbourne Victory, who have been crowned Grand Final (postseason) champions and shared the past 10 titles. While most teams in the league have had their turn in the sun, it's Sydney FC who rule the roost right now, finishing as Premiers (highest-place finishers after the regular season) in each of the past three campaigns. Somewhat reduced to the tag of development league by the growth of others elsewhere in Europe and the Americas, the A-League is still growing, having added Wellington Phoenix - its only Kiwi representative - in 2021, Western United last season and is welcoming Central Coast Mariners back for the forthcoming season. 8.Īlthough most of the Australia national team has left the home league for pastures greener, all of those players have passed through the 'Dub's' doors at one time or another. All teams and players were up to date as of Sept. Also, this list is subject to change with the transfer window still open. With club action resuming (or kicking off, in some cases) around the world, here's your ultimate guide. But from Linda Caicedo (Real Madrid) to Mary Earps (Manchester United), where can you find those who lit up the pitches across New Zealand and Australia? It's been over three weeks since Spain claimed their maiden Women's World Cup crown, and around the globe, World Cup stars have already returned to their domestic duties. Where the Women's World Cup stars play club football

#Endo words in spanish upgrade#

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