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On Sunday night, the Lionesses will face off against Germany's national team in the final of the Women's Euro 2020 football tournament. And nobody know what it feels like to play for your country on such an important scale than former captain Casey Stoney, 40, and current team member Jordan Nobbs, 29, who is sadly missing out on the tournament due to injury. Between them, Casey and Jordan know the immaculate highs of being a Lioness, but have also seen the dark side, admitting that loneliness and sacrificing their personal lives is the price they have paid to represent their country.

Retired Lioness Ellen White delighted her social media fans as she revealed she'd welcomed her first child, a daughter, into the world. Ellen and her husband, Callum Convery, announced they were expecting back in December, just months after the former England player hung up her boots following the team's Euro 2022 win in July.The record goal scorer took to social media on Monday night, where she shared the first-ever picture of the little tot with her former sports development officer father, Callum. “Best daddy carrying our beautiful baby girl.

A 17-year-old is the first actively out professional soccer player in Britain since 1990.Blackpool’s Jake Daniels is the first member of the Premier League in over 20 years to be out while actively playing soccer. In an interview on Monday with British media outlet Sky News, Jake Daniels came out as gay. In the video, Daniels explained he felt it was time after “such a long time of lying” about his identity. Daniels was signed as a forward onto the Blackpool team in February of 2022.

When former Manchester United women’s team manager Casey Stoney said that Manchester City have struggled to score goals this season, the storm of criticism on social media was predictable.

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direct to your inboxManchester United Women boss Casey Stoney believes captain Katie Zelem is beginning to demonstrate her true potential after the 3-0 victory over Aston Villa Women.United put back-to-back defeats behind them to strengthen their hold on third position in the Barclays FA Women’s Super League at Leigh Sports Village.

direct to your inboxTobin Heath, one of the Reds’ two big American summer signings, is set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines. The 32-year-old had turned down the opportunity to attend a United States camp so she could stay in Manchester - and shortly after doing so, picked up an ankle injury."Unfortunately it is a longer one," Manchester United head coach Casey Stoney said.

direct to your inboxManchester United Women manager Casey Stoney lamented her side’s missed chances as they were beaten 2-0 by Reading in the Barclays FA Women’s Super League. Two goals in two minutes from the visitors ensured they claimed all three points as United suffered their first home defeat since January 2020.

direct to your inboxCasey Stoney has a team laced with match-winners, but the Manchester United Women boss saved special praise for in-form star Ella Toone.The 21-year-old forward put the gloss on last week's win over Birmingham City and bagged another poacher's effort in a 2-0 win over challengers Everton in the Barclays FA Women's Super League. Toone's role in the United frontline continues to change and she has added goals to her contribution, a fact acknowledged by her manager.

direct to your inboxManchester United Women are celebrating a double-double as Leah Galton and Casey Stoney have been named the Barclays Women's Super League's player and manager of the month respectively for December.It is a second award in a row for boss Stoney, who won November's category - with her US midfielder Tobin Heath picking up the player honour.Stoney steered her side to a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa, followed by a 2-1 win away at Reading, and finishing up before Christmas with a

direct to your inboxManchester United manager Casey Stoney has apologised for giving her players permission to travel to Dubai over the festive period.It came in a press conference just as news broke that her United side's scheduled fixture against Everton on Sunday was postponed - according to the Reds, due to coronavirus in the Blues camp."I said before Christmas that I will always take my players' wellbeing into consideration and I granted permission for my players to go home and see family,

direct to your inboxManchester United Women manager Casey Stoney was full of praise for Tobin Heath after her impressive two goals in their win over Bristol City. The US international scored both of her goals in the final ten minutes of the contest which saw United maintain their unbeaten record.

direct to your inboxManchester United Women manager Casey Stoney does not expect an easy ride against Bristol City on Sunday - even though the Women's Super League's bottom side are without a win this season."There should be no complacency because we lost against them last year," Stoney told media on Friday, referring back to City's 1-0 win over her side in January.

direct to your inboxManchester United head coach Casey Stoney was pleased her side ground out the result after a hard-fought 2-1 win against Reading.Leah Galton put the Reds ahead before Millie Turner’s own goal levelled the score but Hayley Ladd headed home in the closing ten minutes to seal victory.In a physical contest, which saw four bookings in the match, United continued their unbeaten record in the Barclays FA Women’s Super League this season.But Stoney knows how important it was for her

direct to your inboxManchester United Women continued to set the pace at the top of the Barclays FA Women’s Super League with a 2-1 victory over Reading.The away side opened the scoring through Leah Galton, but a Millie Turner own goal saw the Royals level before Hayley Ladd headed home in the final ten minutes.United extended their unbeaten record this season and manager Casey Stoney was pleased her side were on the right side of the result. “It wasn’t our best performance,” Stoney said.

direct to your inboxManchester United carried on their unbeaten start to the Women's Super League season on Saturday when the Reds won 2-0 away to Aston Villa. And United manager Casey Stoney was full of praise for 21-year old forward Ella Toone after the match, whose long-range lob notched United's second of the game and Toone's fifth in all competitions this season.

straight to your inbox every day, freeManchester United Women manager Casey Stoney says Greg Clarke was right to resign as FA chairman after his controversial comments about race, homosexuality and women's football.Clarke, who has since resigned as a FIFA vice-president, was speaking to MPs earlier this week, when he described black or ethnic minority players as 'coloured', for which he later apologised, and was also criticised for comments suggesting being gay was a 'life choice'.The head of

Former United player Phil Neville has named a 30-player squad for the upcoming Lionesses ' September training camp at St. George’s Park.

straight to your inboxManchester United Women's manager Casey Stoney has revealed how her summer transfer plans were affected by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.United saw their first season in the Women's Super League come to an abrupt end when competitive sport was brought to a halt earlier in the year, with Stoney's side eventually awarded fourth-place on a points per game system.The next step for United is to try and break into the top-three with Chelsea, Man City and Arsenal currently

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Women’s manager Casey Stoney have sent a message to supporters urging them to look after themselves, their families and communities by staying at home amid the coronavirus outbreak.