Sophia Hughes, a rising star for Watford FC, defends Leah Williamson from abuse after a defeat at The Emirates. With Arsenal later drawn to Watford in the FA Cup, will Leah remember the voice in the crowd? All I'll say is buckle in for the journey 🫢😁🫶🏻 Highest ranks: #1 Arsenal #1 Arsenal Women #1 Leah Williamson #1 England #1 Football #1 ArsenalWFC #1 Woso #2 in the UK Top 10 #1 Lionesses #1 Jordan Nobbs #1 UK #1 Women's Football

One decision can change everything. Frankie Jagger's unexpected transfer to Arsenal for the 23/24 season sets off a chain reaction that shakes her world to its core. As she navigates the fallout of a career that feels like it's in ruins, she realises she's not just lost her place on the field, she's also shattered every relationship that mattered along the way. ✨a leah williamson/awfc story✨

Jaimee Collins and Leah Williamson The Centre-Backs. Legends for England and Arsenal. Childhood best friends. Jaimee and Leah grew up side by side in Milton Keynes after Jaimee's family relocated there. Their mothers, Ellis and Amanda, became fast friends-just like their daughters. From the moment Jaimee was born, Leah felt an instinctive need to protect her. They shared everything-birthdays, traditions, and dreams. At just six years old, they joined Arsenal's academy together, united by a single goal: to become legends in red and white. At 15, Jaimee signed her first professional contract with Arsenal. A year later, she earned her debut for the Lionesses, forging a path that was both bold and bright. Leah remained devoted to Arsenal too, breaking into the first team at 17 and later donning the England shirt with pride. Over the years, their bond only deepened. Together, they became the heart of Arsenal's defense-commanding, fearless, adored by fans. Two queens. Two icons. One unbreakable friendship. But what if it's more than just friendship? What happens when the lines blur-between loyalty, love, and legacy? Will they remain unbreakable? Or will it break them?

Leah's mum has been dragging her into this circus show on a Wednesday evening. She really didn't want to go there because she would rather have go to karaoke with her friends. She wasn't interested in these dancing and acrobatics at all. That was until she spotted a trapeze acrobatics dancer who caught her eyes. Throughout the rest of the show she somehow couldn't stop thinking about her. She hoped for destiny to step in and put this mysterious woman in her life. And destiny stepped in right that evening

Maddie Owen, aged 26, Michael Owens oldest daughter, much to his delight she's a rising star in the WSL, currently playing for Aston Villa as a centre forward. She has been dating Leah Williamson out of the public eye for almost 6 years now. Only family and friends know and it's been that way since they got together. There's been speculation that they are dating but nothing has been confirmed and they both want to keep it their secret for a little longer.

Leah Williamson and Maddie Vellati have been best friends since childhood - and so have their families. But as Leah's football career takes off and Maddie rises in the fashion world, their bond begins to shift into something neither of them expected. Some love stories don't start with a spark. Some are always there - quiet, constant... interlinked.

Name- Maisie Adelina Tough Bronze DoB- 15.08.07 Parents- Lucy Bronze + Matthew Davidson Maisie has has a different life to most. She's travelled and experienced more than most her age and met some of the most profound footballers but her life isn't what most people think it is. Maisie has overcome challenges of her own, ones the permanent media attention have created and ones no one who didn't know her knows about.

Eliza Fletcher never wanted the spotlight. At twenty-four, she's one of the youngest coaches in Arsenal's academy - sharp, ambitious, and determined to prove herself in a world where few women earn respect on the touchline. Her plan was simple: coach, learn, grow. But Eliza isn't like most coaches. She doesn't just talk tactics - she shows them, stepping into training sessions and reminding everyone she once played the game at a level that should never have ended so soon. When Mikel Arteta takes notice, Eliza is invited closer to the men's first team. When Renée Slegers spots her in action, Arsenal Women come calling. Suddenly, Eliza is balancing the academy, first-team training grounds, and whispers that she's "too good to be just a coach." And then, there's her. A senior player who should remain off-limits, yet somehow becomes the one Eliza can't ignore. Their connection is undeniable - but in a world of cameras, contracts, and scrutiny, it might be the most dangerous play of all.