Leah and Rebecca have spent years building a life together. Now, with seven-month-old Hallie at the centre of both their worlds, they're discovering that life doesn't always turn out quite the way you imagined. Between football, work, nursery and raising their daughter, they have to navigate a new version of the life they once knew. And figure out what comes next.

Five years together. Two football careers. One home in London. And now, a baby only weeks away. At thirty-six weeks pregnant, Megan is still refusing to slow down, while Alexia is determined to make sure they're prepared for absolutely everything. But some things can't be planned for. As they wait to meet their daughter, Megan and Alexia are about to discover that bringing her into the world is only the beginning of everything that comes next.

Leaving Barcelona was never supposed to be easy. A new club. A new city. A new life thousands of miles away from everything Alexia Putellas has ever known. Her job is simply to make the transition easier. As part of London City Lionesses' player welfare team, she's there to help Alexia settle in. Find her feet. Make London feel a little less unfamiliar. It starts with practical things. A phone call when something goes wrong. A coffee after a difficult morning. Someone to turn to when home suddenly feels very far away. Somewhere along the way, it stops feeling like work. And when the person you're falling for is the one person you're supposed to keep a professional distance from, some things are easier kept between the two of you.

Leah has walked out in front of thousands of people. Champions League finals. England matches. The biggest stages football has to offer. None of them have prepared her for this. As the morning unfolds, surrounded by the people who have loved her the longest, Leah finds herself reflecting on the journey that brought her here; from childhood friendships and first love to the family she and Aesha have built together. A two-part story about choosing each other, growing up together, and discovering that sometimes the greatest moments in life happen long after the final whistle.

Steph Catley's life is simple. Structured. Steady. It's just her and Elsie. Sunday afternoons in the kitchen. Flour on the counter. I love you said more times than necessary, and never enough. So when something unexpected lands in the middle of it, Steph isn't sure what to do with it. Because this was never part of the plan. But maybe not everything has to be. Maybe some things, like the best ones, don't come out perfect the first time. Maybe they just come together.

Steph never expected her daughter to grow up with an entire football club as honorary aunties. Between shared breakfasts, Marnie's toy box in the rehab gym and more cuddles than Beth Mead is willing to admit she's jealous of, London Colney has quietly become a second home. And when one ordinary afternoon turns into a memory none of them will ever forget, Steph realises there couldn't have been a more perfect place for Marnie's first steps.

Leah is used to being wanted, but she doesn't do relationships. As a professional footballer for Arsenal, she keeps things simple: train, win and don't get distracted by girlfriends. Girls come and go, and she prefers it that way. Addison, on the other hand, has never even had a girlfriend. She's sweet, chatty, hopelessly bad at flirting and even worse at lying. Which becomes a problem that she doesn't know how to take back when blurting out she has a girlfriend. Enter: Leah. When her temporary housemate becomes the solution, the agreement is simple. Pretend to date, meet parents. Smile for photos and when it's convenient end it. However, living together suddenly comes with rules, boundaries and one very important condition: Don't fall for each other. It should've been easy. Except Leah is impossibly charming, addicted to flirting, and has a habit of looking at Addison like she's already hers. And Addison, despite promising herself she wouldn't, starts falling for the woman who somehow brought family into her life. As fake kisses become real, late-night cuddles become routine, and "temporary" quietly feels more like "forever," they build something neither of them ever expected. But love isn't always enough. When old insecurities, jealousy, and the weight of each other's past begin to crack the foundation of everything they've built, the question stops being, how did they fall in love? And rather it becomes... Can two people who are perfect together survive the parts of themselves they can't seem to change? © All rights reserved.

Leah and Olivia finally have what they've spent years fighting for. A home. A family. A future they're beginning to believe in. With Maeva thriving and a baby on the way, life is finally starting to settle into something that feels wonderfully ordinary. But family has never been simple. As old wounds resurface and impossible decisions begin to take shape, Leah and Olivia find themselves facing a question neither of them expected to ask. Because sometimes the future you've planned isn't the one waiting for you. And sometimes love asks more of you than you thought you could give.

Leah Williamson was fifteen when she met Francesca. She didn't know then that the girl with the patient smile would become her best friend, the love of her life, the mother of her children, and the person she'd build an entire future with. A collection of moments spanning years, Before the World Tilted tells the story of everything that came before.