When Alexia Putellas heads to Ibiza with her Barça teammates: Patri Guijarro, Mapi León, Ingrid Engen, and Claudia Pina,she expects nothing more than sun, swims, and laughter. But Patri has other plans. The moment they cross paths with Sofi Morales, a 28-year-old brunette sports coach and language tutor vacationing with her friends, Patri sees sparks waiting to fly. Alexia scoffs at the idea. "Look at her-she's gorgeous and most definitely not gay," she insists. But as the days unfold, Alexia keeps finding Sofi at the same beach bars, out on the water, or walking her big, lovable dog. And while Sofi's young daughter Isa is safe back home in Madrid with Sofi's sister, it's clear she's never really far from her mother's heart. With Patri nudging and fate weaving, Alexia starts to wonder if maybe, just maybe, the summer has more in store than she imagined.

When Arsenal legend and club captain Leah Williamson returns from injury ahead of the new season, she's met with an unfamiliar presence in the medical room - the newly appointed physio, a 25-year-old specialist with sharp clinical instincts, a guarded disposition, and a nine-month-old child born from a past she refuses to revisit. What begins as a professional collaboration rooted in recovery protocols and training schedules gradually shifts into something more profound. Leah, typically composed and focused, finds herself increasingly drawn to the quiet resilience and fierce protectiveness behind the physio's eyes. But the physio, still rebuilding after a toxic relationship, keeps her distance - not out of disinterest, but out of fear. In this slow-burn romance set against the backdrop of elite women's football, lines blur between recovery and vulnerability, between guarded professionalism and growing connection. Leah falls first - steadily, quietly, unshakably - but it's the physio who falls harder, discovering in Leah not only safety and stability, but the kind of love she never believed she'd deserve. A story of healing, trust, and the transformative power of love after trauma.

Leah Williamson has always known how to lead-from captaining club and country to keeping her teammates close. But when Mackenzie Hewitt joins Arsenal's first team, Leah finds herself challenged by someone she can't quite read. Quiet, blunt, and obsessively precise, Mackenzie keeps her distance from everyone, speaking only when necessary-and rarely in ways people understand. To most, including Leah, Mackenzie is "weird." Cold. Difficult. What Leah doesn't know is that Mackenzie has Asperger's and severe OCD, diagnoses she hides fiercely to avoid being reduced to labels she's spent her whole life fighting. She just wants to play football and be seen for who she is-not what she has. As frustration turns into fascination, and fascination into something far deeper, Leah finds herself drawn into Mackenzie's carefully ordered world. Through slow adaptations, missed cues, raw confessions, and unexpected tenderness, Leah begins to uncover the real Mackenzie-the one hidden beneath rigid routines and guarded silences. But falling in love with someone like Mackenzie means learning a new language entirely-one of patience, precision, and unspoken truths. And for Mackenzie, love is terrifying in its unpredictability... unless she can learn to trust that Leah wants her-just as she is. 🚨Explicit Content 18+🚨

Leah Williamson doesn't do journalists. To her, they're all the same - relentless, nosey, and willing to twist anything for a headline. She's spent years keeping every reporter at arm's length, never letting any of them see more than the polite smile she wears on camera. Except Amy Perk. Amy is the one exception - the only journalist every footballer seems to love, and the only one Leah can actually stand. Sharp, warm, and annoyingly good at disarming her, Amy has a way of asking the questions Leah never lets anyone close enough to ask. But when Leah becomes entangled in an incident that could derail her career if the press ever finds out, Amy is the last person she should trust - and the only person she wants to. What starts as a cautious friendship begins to blur into something far more dangerous: late-night meetings, stolen glances, and a connection Leah knows could cost them both everything. Now Leah has to decide - protect her secret, or risk it all for the one person she swore she'd never fall for.

Leah Williamson lands herself in the hospital. Getting moved onto the ward with a seemingly closed off teenager named Bea. A story of developing trust and home in others. This is a heartfelt story, highly emotional and touching on the shaky grounds of trust, love and home forming between two people. This story can be heavy at times. It covers many different themes. If you find things triggering then this may not be the story for you.

Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmatí have never truly been close. On the pitch, they move as one-reading each other, creating moments of brilliance, winning titles side by side. Off the pitch, however, there is only distance. Respect, professionalism... and something unspoken that neither of them dares to name. Alexia is fighting her way back to full strength, quietly rebuilding what injury took from her. Aitana is at the height of her career, admired and focused, but increasingly alone. Both women are successful-both are admired. Yet beneath the surface, something is missing. Then, in the middle of routine and silence, a moment breaks the pattern. One choice. One shift. Something that could ruin them-or finally set them free. This is a fictional story. It has no connection to real people; they only served as inspiration.

Manchester City player Izabella-Catalina Rioz joins Barcelona Femení after falling out of love with City. She gets off to a bad start before she even arrives in Barca. Everyone seems welcome and she quickly finds a friend in Mapi Leon. Straight away she stands out due to her absence at the España national team. However Iza seems to catch the eye of a certain captain... will that end in heartbreak? read to find out...

Basically the tea is: Valerie Evans, a Formula One driver with crazy mommy issues tries to survive misogynist and her own thoughts. She meets Leah Williamson and they hate each other. I love me some enemies to lover, you know. This is also slowburn as hell and I am a big F1 nerd so for my fellow virgins, George Russell doesn't exist. Val is him. She also like can be kind of a dick? Eh, aren't we all. Just read this shit, okay. And if you don't like it, that's fine, because this isn't about you. Also Valerie obviously falls in love with Leah so this is some wlw typa beat. I love sapphics, enemies to lovers in a slowburn. If you do too, read. If you don't, read and lie about liking it. TW: people are mean af sometimes and I will use misogynistic comments to get a reaction out of yall.

Past can disrupt future. It can haunt, scare, and steal. When Charli gets offered the opportunity to reignite her passion, all she can hope for is that her future is no longer haunted, scared by, and most importantly, stolen from by her past, to allow her to embrace what life has to offer, through football.

Elisabeth 'Stevie' Stevens is eighteen years old when she signs for Arsenal Women's Senior Team. Her life in Germany was far from simple, so she's determined to keep her head down and work hard. But the Arsenal women's team won't make that easy for her. With them determined to get to know the younger girl and break her out her shell, Stevie must decide who she can trust when her past finally catches up with her.