Isla Harrington should be happy. She has a boyfriend who loves her, a career she adores, and a home she shares with her best friend, Alessia Russo. But lately, something has been missing. Every kiss with her boyfriend feels empty. Every date feels forced. Every time he talks about their future, Isla finds herself wondering why the thought of forever with him doesn't make her feel anything at all. So she ends it. Not because he cheated. Not because he treated her badly. But because Isla can't keep pretending there's a connection that simply isn't there. The problem is, she can't explain why. Thankfully, she has Alessia. Her best friend. Her roommate. Her safe place. The person waiting at home with takeaway after the breakup. The person who crawls under a blanket beside her during movie nights. The person whose hoodies Isla constantly steals and whose bed she wanders into whenever she can't sleep. It's normal. They've always been like this. And Isla is straight. She's certain Alessia is too. What Isla doesn't know is that Alessia has been hiding something for years. She's in love with her. Alessia has listened to Isla talk about boyfriends while swallowing everything she wished she could say. She's watched Isla date other people and convinced herself that being her best friend would always have to be enough. But after the breakup, something begins to change. Isla starts noticing how pretty Alessia looks first thing in the morning. How her stomach flips when Alessia's hand settles on her thigh. How she doesn't particularly like other women getting Alessia's attention. And how, despite feeling nothing when her boyfriend kissed her, the thought of Alessia kissing someone else makes her chest ache. Isla doesn't understand it. Because she's straight. Alessia's straight. They're best friends. They're roommates. And whatever is happening between them definitely doesn't mean anything. ...right?

Mila Ellis has never had anywhere to call home, she's been moved from foster placement to foster placement and has never solidly lived with anyone for longer than a week to 6 months. Mila is now living in a foster home with her foster carers Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema and has been there for for just shy of 7 months. Can she finally break the cycle of the ever revolving door of doors, can she ever feel like she belongs? (This is a Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema fanfic)

Once one of England's most formidable players, Jaycee Jones arrives in Barcelona carrying a reputation she no longer recognises. On the pitch, she is rebuilding. Off it, she is still learning how to exist inside a life reshaped by loss. Barcelona is meant to be a reset. A new club, a new city, a different language for both football and living. But grief is not so easily left behind. It lingers in her pauses, in the way she holds herself slightly apart, in the silence she carries from room to room. The team welcomes her in their own loud, familiar way. It is Alexia Putellas, the captain who watches more than she speaks, who truly notices her. Alexia recognises the signs. Not weakness, but endurance. Not distance, but survival. As Jay begins to find her rhythm again, the club becomes something steady. A routine. A pulse she can move with. Healing, though, is not linear. Grief does not fade on command. And the possibility of love, even a gentle one, asks questions Jay is not sure she is ready to answer. 18+ MDNI

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.

After Emilia Cortes just upped and left her old club, she joins FC Barcelona Femení in hope for a fresh start. However, things seem to be even worse than before when one of her new teammates, the one and only Mapi León, seems to have it out for her. Nevertheless, she can't help to feel drawn to her... Mapi on the other hand has been frustrated with life on and off the pitch after her (ex-)girlfriend and best friend both joined other clubs. She's become the known "player" of the group, with a new girl every week, however her life as a player on the pitch is not going great. After a rocky start, Emilia and Mapi seem to be growing closer, but both of their pasts are catching up to them...

Izzi Charles, the world's best footballer-a generational talent who has redefined the game with her exceptional skill. With an impressive collection of trophies and records, she dominates the pitch like no one else. Yet beneath her rise lies a guarded soul, shaped by sacrifice and the hidden scars of her past. A Barcelona player since her youth, Izzi's heart belongs to the club. It's at The FIFAS BEST Awards where she first meets Alessia Russo-England's golden girl and a star in her own right. The moment their eyes lock, an undeniable spark forms, but neither is ready to confront what that could mean. As their bond deepens, so do the challenges they must navigate, both on and off the pitch. In a world that demands perfection, can their love grow into something unrivaled or will the fear of what's at stake keep them apart?

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.

„There is just something about her..." - The young woman Alora plans on living the best life with her friends, when taking a year off after graduating. These 12 Months should start with an football match, but little did she know that after that everything would be changed and that she is drawn to face things, she never thought about. - !Story contains soft scatology and small touches of smut! Also: The point of that story is NOT to sexualise Lena in any way. If she ever mentions to feel uncomfortable with fanfictions I will take this story down! Feel free to write feedback in the comments, your ideas on how the story should continue and don't forget to share the story if you like it! :)

After experiencing the heartbreak of a lifetime, Tippah Jones decides to leave Lyon, and move to Arsenal, in the January transfer window of 2022. The 23-year-old Australian midfielder is ready for a fresh start, away from her ex-girlfriend, Ellie Carpenter, and the pains of heartache. At Arsenal, Tippah's life brightens. She starts playing alongside her fellow Matildas, Steph Cately and Caitlin Foord, and meets new people, including the new English captain, Leah Williamson. However, this new life, for Tippah, isn't always easy. The pain is always there. The anger is always there. But, someone, somehow, is able to make it all better, lighting Tippah up like only Ellie had ever been able to do before. Everything seemed as if it was falling into place. As if the pain allowed for new happiness. But, Tippah's demons run deeper than just a surface level heartbreak. Her pain is not just found in her past, but also her present. Her anger isn't found just in heartbreak, but also addiction. How does Tippah deal with this forthcoming pain? How does her new team help her, including the person she never thought could love her? And, in the end, can pain actually be healed with time? Right Where You Left Me is the second story in the Swiftly Pitched series, showcasing how childhood trauma can translate to adult pains, and that the people around you are the most important, even if you don't believe it at first. The Story of Tippah Jones in the Swiftly Pitched Series

Kaia Marie Catley has always felt like the odd one out. The youngest of the Catley siblings, she grew up under the roof of a man she's always called "dad," but the truth about her birth has left her with questions she can't ignore. After a whirlwind 2023 World Cup filled with celebration, Kaia wakes up in a Los Angeles hotel with no memory of the night before. All she has are a wedding ring, divorce papers, paracetamol, and a heartfelt letter from a stranger signed only as "L." Reality crashes in: she's accidentally caught in a life-changing mess she barely remembers. Determined to make sense of it all, Kaia heads to Barcelona with her sister Steph, hoping for a fresh start. But her mission to uncover the truth about her past-her father, her place in the world, and the life she thought she knew-is about to collide with football, family, and the unexpected chaos of love. D.O.B: 28.12.96