Elowen Roux is twenty four, confident, stubborn, and convinced she knows exactly who she is. For four years, she has played beside Leah Williamson for both Arsenal and England. Four years of shared changing rooms, away buses, late night texts, inside jokes, stolen hoodies, and the kind of friendship that made everyone around them raise an eyebrow. But Elowen always laughed it off. She was straight. Leah was her best friend. That was all it had ever been. At least, that was what she kept telling herself. When England camp begins and a room mix up leaves Elowen and Leah sharing one hotel room with only one bed, everything they have spent years ignoring starts to feel impossible to hide. Leah is careful, controlled, and determined not to cross a line. Elowen is confused by the way her heart reacts every time Leah pulls away. Because sleeping beside your best friend should feel normal. Missing her touch should not. And when the lights go out, the truth becomes harder to avoid. Elowen swore she was straight. Until Leah stopped feeling like just a friend.

In the high stakes world of elite women's football, rivalries are built on pride, loyalty, and legacy. For England captain Leah Williamson, control and composure have always been her greatest strengths, until she meets the one player who refuses to be contained. Ava Moretti is chaos in boots: fierce, unapologetic, and playing for everything Leah represents as the enemy. When their clubs collide, so do their worlds, on and off the pitch. What begins as a heated rivalry filled with reckless tackles and sharper words slowly unravels into something far more dangerous. Because the line between hatred and desire is thinner than the offside line, and far easier to cross. Highest Rankings: #1 in footballfiction #1 in emotionalslowburn #1 in englandlionesses #4 in fxf #7 in arsenalwomen #9 in femalexfemale #9 in arsenalwfc #9 in wsl #10 in leahwilliamson

When Leah Williamson and Maddie Carter are forced onto the same team at Arsenal, old wounds resurface instantly. Teammates since childhood, enemies by choice, the two have spent years competing, clashing, and refusing to forgive what happened at England camp. But as tension builds on and off the pitch, they're forced to confront a truth neither of them wants to admit-maybe they never really hated each other at all. Leah Williamson x Original character

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Lexi Cruise OC X Leah Williamson After a public scandal at Barcelona destroys Lexi Cruise's image, she arrives at Arsenal labelled reckless, selfish, and trouble. But the headlines don't show the truth: a controlling boyfriend, a friendship she keeps hurting, and a captain who sees through her better than anyone else. As Lexi rebuilds her career, faces what she did, and chooses England, she must learn the difference between love and ownership, secrecy and privacy, and being a bad reputation versus being a whole person. TW: emotional abuse, manipulation, toxic relationship dynamics, online hate, anxiety, internalised homophobia, implied homophobic language, alcohol use.

They've been inseparable since they were seven - Leah, the bold girl with a football at her feet and the world on her shoulders, and her quieter counterpart, the one who always knew when Leah needed a moment of silence more than a speech. From playground games to national stadiums, failed relationships to milestone moments, their lives have twisted and grown in tandem - but never quite together. Now in their late twenties, both tired of love that never quite fit, they're still each other's favourite person. And it's enough. It always has been. Until a wedding. A toast. A bottle of wine too many. And a kiss. One kiss that starts unravelling everything they thought they knew - about themselves, about each other, and about the years between them. Told with quiet yearning and slow-burn intimacy, The Years Between Us is a tender exploration of friendship, loyalty, and the kind of love that was always there - just waiting to be seen. 🚨Mature Content 18+🚨

At twenty-four, Ellie O'Connell has fought harder than most to make it in football. Partially deaf since childhood, she's spent years learning to read the game in her own way-through instinct, timing, and sheer resilience. Talent has never been her problem; being underestimated always has. When Arsenal offers her the chance of a lifetime, Ellie knows she belongs-but she also knows the Women's Super League spotlight will test every weakness she's worked so hard to hide. Leah Williamson, Arsenal's unshakable captain, doesn't believe in weakness. Stone-faced and disciplined, Leah leads with an iron will, never allowing herself to falter-on or off the pitch. To Ellie, she's everything untouchable: a role model, a wall, a woman impossible to impress. But as the season unfolds, Leah starts to notice the quiet strength behind Ellie's guarded exterior. And Ellie, in turn, discovers that even the toughest leaders have their own cracks, their own silences. What begins as respect grows into something far more dangerous: a slow-burning, impossible-to-ignore connection that threatens to break through every wall they've built. A story of resilience, trust, and the unexpected ways love can be heard-even in the quiet.

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When Amelia Jones lands her dream job as the social media manager for the Lionesses, she's ready to grow their online presence and connect the team with the public. What she isn't prepared for is the growing connection she feels with the team's charismatic captain. As Amelia steps into a world of elite sports, unexpected friendships, and behind-the-scenes pressure, she finds herself juggling more than just media campaigns. New job. New team. New feelings. Follow Amelia as she discovers that some connections can't be planned...no matter how good your content calendar is.