Two world-class football stars, Alexia and Aitana, are used to winning on the pitch-but nothing could prepare them for this challenge. Left in charge of a baby together, their clashing personalities and competitive spirits turn every diaper change and midnight feeding into a hilarious disaster. As they navigate chaos, late-night crises, and unexpected tender moments, they might just discover that some goals are off the field... and closer to the heart. This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real people, is purely coincidental.

Noa Putellas had everything she ever wanted. Barcelona was her dream - the club she'd worked her whole life to reach, the city that pulsed with colour and familiarity, and the girlfriend she thought she'd spend forever with. Her life was planned down to the smallest detail: trophies, a home by the sea, the kind of future that looked perfect from the outside. Until the night everything changed. Coming home to heartbreak she never saw coming, Noa's world shatters. The apartment feels too small, too full of memories she can't bear to face. The pitch - once her escape - feels heavy beneath her feet. Every corner of the city whispers what she's lost. Desperate to breathe again, she asks for a loan move. Somewhere far enough away that no one will expect her to smile through the ache. When Arsenal come calling, she doesn't hesitate. England offers grey skies, unfamiliar streets, and a team that doesn't know her story - exactly what she needs. But the change isn't as easy as she hopes. The training is intense, the language barrier frustrating, and the loneliness louder than ever. Still, she keeps her head down and works, determined to rebuild herself piece by piece. Then she meets Leah Williamson. Leah is everything Noa isn't - calm, grounded, sure of who she is. She has this quiet strength, the kind that doesn't need to shout to be heard. She doesn't ask questions Noa can't answer; she just listens, showing her that safety doesn't always come from control - sometimes it comes from being seen. As the season unfolds, the lines between comfort and something deeper blur. Noa starts to realise that maybe the calm she's been chasing her whole life isn't a place or a plan. It's a person. A story about heartbreak, healing, and finding peace in the most unexpected love - when the life you built falls apart, but something softer begins to grow in its place.

Alex McCabe isn't just any fighter, she's Ireland's most feared southpaw and the second-best female boxer in the UK and Ireland, only behind her idol-turned-friend Katie Taylor. With blood ties to Irish football royalty Ireland Women's captain and Arsenal defender Katie McCabe, Alex carved her own path by moving to St Albans, England, living alone, training relentlessly, and dominating the ring. No one messes with her and for good reasons. Outside the ring, Alex is chaos incarnate. She vapes, drinks, sleeps around, and breaks hearts just as easily as she breaks noses. Her long-time relationship with her secondary school girlfriend Violet Sinclair has always blurred boundaries until Violet finds someone new. Someone who happens to be connected to one of Alex's biggest fight nights. Someone who tears open old wounds and sets the stage for a brutal emotional brawl. To make matters worse, there's tension brewing on and off the pitch with Arsenal's golden girl, Alessia Russo. After a messy one-night stand and an even messier fallout, Alex and Alessia have made enemies of each other until fate forces them back into each other's orbit in the most unexpected of ways. Southpaw Sins is a raw, addictive story of fame, fire, betrayal, and the cost of living like a legend. Packed with tension, twisted loyalties, and forbidden entanglements, this is the rise and possible unraveling of Alex McCabe.

Barcelona is meant to be a fresh start for Aurora de Luca - but it turns out she shouldn't feel like she belongs. Quiet and guarded, she keeps her head down and stays out of the way. Alexia Putellas has no patience for hesitation. Carrying pressure, expectations, and her own battles, she demands perfection from everyone - especially from those who don't meet her standards. They clash from the start. Words are sharp. Silence is heavy. But somewhere between rivalry and resistance, something begins to shift.... (I'm very sorry if there are any spelling or grammatical mistakes. English is not my first language.)

Alexia putellas, a popular name in women's football. People knew her sister alba and her mother Eli. But what about her other sister.

and we have another one!

Lorelei Rose Carter doesn't believe in fairytales. She believes in sacrifice, in loyalty that costs you something, and in loving so fiercely it leaves scars. Years ago, a choice shattered her world. She left behind a city, a future, and the kind of love that only comes once. She told herself she'd moved on. But when life pulls her back across the same borders she once crossed to escape, Rory discovers the truth she tried so hard to bury: You can leave a place. You can leave a dream. But you can't leave the love that shaped you. 14.11.1995

Ava Williamson is 12 years old, she lives with her mum and dad. Ava has recently been diagnosed with autism and is struggling to keep going. Leah Williamson, Ava's big sister left home at 17 and moved far away to make her dream of playing for england and arsenal a reality. Leah very rarely comes back to visit and isn't close with ava at all. What will happen when there parents get in a terrible car crash and sadly passes away which forces leah to take full custody of ava?

At just twenty, Hayden Williamson has already grown up in the shadow of greatness. With her last name etched into England's football legacy, she's known to the world as Leah Williamson's little sister - talented, promising, and constantly compared. When a mid-season loan sends her from Arsenal to Barcelona, Hayden sees it as a chance to step out of Leah's shadow and finally make her own mark. But life in Catalonia is nothing like she expected - warmer, wilder, and filled with people who see her for who she is, not who she's related to. Then there's Claudia Pina - Barcelona's golden girl with fire in her eyes and a smile that feels like sunshine after rain. What starts as playful rivalry and language-barrier banter soon turns into something deeper... something that could change everything Hayden thought she knew about football, fame, and love. Under the Spanish sun, between stadium lights and whispered secrets, Hayden discovers that sometimes the hardest game to win - is the one your heart plays.

After two years with the England squad, Eloise Davids thought nothing about camp could surprise her anymore. Not the pressure. Not the shared rooms. But sharing one with Hannah Hampton changes more than she expects. While Hannah's feelings quietly deepen, Eloise's past begins to catch up with her - closer, louder, and harder to ignore. Will they find each other through it all, or will the past tear apart everything they're trying to build? (in "information" you learn everything you need to know about Eloise)