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Articles by Evie Mansell
Chelsea’s Six Year Reign As WSL Champions, But Is It All Over?
For the first time in nearly a decade, Chelsea’s grip on the Barclays Women’s Super League (WSL) title looks genuinely under threat. Following recent WSL fixtures, fans have been left stunned by how dramatically the table has shifted ahead of the 2025/26 season. As it stands, Manchester City sit eleven points clear at the top, while Chelsea hold only a one-point advantage over Arsenal. After eight years of Chelsea dominance, the league suddenly feels wide open — and far less predictable.
Photo Diary: Birmingham City 5-1 Nottingham Forest
Birmingham City Women turned a tight first half into a runaway win, beating Nottingham Forest 5–1 at St Andrew’s. Blues pressed aggressively from the start and went ahead through Veatriki Sarri, whose shot deflected in on 22 minutes. Forest levelled right on half-time through Joy Omewa, on her debut, making it 1–1 at the break. The second half was one-way traffic. Wilma Leidhammar restored the lead just two minutes after the restart with a close-range header.
Photo Diary: Moneyfields 2-0 Gwalia United
Chelsea’s Six Year Reign As WSL Champions, But Is It All Over? For the first time in nearly a decade, Chelsea’s grip on the Women’s Super
Match Report: AFC Bournemouth 0-6 Manchester City
A HISTORIC afternoon at the Snows Stadium saw AFC Bournemouth’s dream FA Cup run come to an end at the hands of WSL leaders Manchester City. Despite the 6–0 scoreline, the Cherries can hold their heads high after hosting the giants in front of a crowd of 2,089. The gap of 33 places in the football pyramid eventually told, but Bournemouth started with the fearlessness that has defined their season.
Photo Diary: Chelsea 5-0 Crystal Palace
Chelsea cruised into the next round of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup with a commanding 5–0 victory over WSL2 side Crystal Palace at Kingsmeadow. From the first whistle, the hosts asserted their dominance. Chelsea took the lead early when captain Millie Bright powered home a header, setting the tone for the afternoon. The advantage was quickly doubled as Sam Kerr found the back of the net for her first goal of the match. Just minutes later, Chelsea were awarded a penalty after a foul in the box.
Former Sutton Coldfield Town Manager Banned for Twelve Years for Serious Misconduct
Content warning: This article includes descriptions of sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, and abuse of power in a football context. Former Sutton Coldfield Town Women First Team Manager Ryan Hamilton has been banned from all football-related activity for twelve years following a Football Association (FA) Regulatory Commission (RC) hearing that found him guilty of 23 breaches of FA Rule E3.1 for sexually inappropriate, abusive, and improper behaviour toward players and staff.
Photo Diary: Southampton 4-0 Portsmouth
Southampton started 2026 in dominant fashion, securing a 4–0 victory over Portsmouth at St Mary’s Stadium to extend their unbeaten run against their local rivals to ten matches. We were fortunate enough to have Evie Mansell (@eviemansell.photography) on hand to capture the action.
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