Mariana Sofia Blake Bronze, Lucy Bronze's younger sister, had her future mapped out: Arsenal, a wedding, and a life she'd spent five years building with the girl everyone thought she'd grow old with. But when the love she trusted slips into someone else's hands, Mariana packs her bags, her broken engagement, and her blonde impulsive impulsive reinvention, and disappears on loan to Benfica, where no one knows the truth. On the pitch she's chaos wrapped in talent: ADHD-fuelled energy, flirty dancing, dyed hair, and a smile that hides how much she's trying to outrun her heartbreak. Off the pitch she finds unexpected refuge in her new teammates, especially a younger midfielder who becomes the first person to make her laugh again. Still, secrets don't stay buried forever. A Champions League clash throws Mariana back into the orbit of old friends who notice the missing ring... and the cracks she can't hide forever. As whispers spread and loyalties shift, she starts something new, something exciting and reckless and strictly casual, with someone who understands broken hearts a little too well. But casual never stays casual for long. Not when feelings start to bleed into the spaces they promised to keep empty. Not when music and football are the only things steady enough to keep her sane. Not when home stops being a place, and starts being a person again. Some endings aren't endings at all. Some are just the first step toward something real. 22.07.1995

Leah Williamson is living a dream summer-Champions League won, Euros lifted, fame at its peak. But behind the trophies lies chaos: her rebellious younger sister Millie spiraling through wild nights, family secrets, and the pressure of living in Leah's shadow. As the spotlight grows brighter, the cracks at home run deeper. This is the story of the summer where the real battles weren't on the pitch, but inside the Williamson family itself. -this may contain strong language and substance abuse-

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?

one shots Moms/Sisters/Friends: Tobin Heath/Christen Press Ali Krieger/Ashlyn Harris Megan Rapinoe/Sue Bird Lauren Cheney/Amy Rodriguez Hope Solo/Carli Lloyd Sam Mewis/Emily Sonnett Kristie Mewis/Morgan Brian Julie Johnston/Mallory Pugh Alex Morgan/Kelley O'Hara Becky Saurebrunn/Tierna Davidson Vivianne Miedema and Beth Meed. Leah Williamson and Kim Little

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At seventeen, Freya Cole is living her dream. A call-up to Arsenal's senior squad and a surprise England debut put her on the fast track to stardom. But behind the headlines and highlight reels, Freya is still a girl far from home - fiercely independent, quietly lonely, and unsure where she truly belongs. When a single mistake off the pitch changes everything, Freya's future begins to unravel. Suddenly, the world that once adored her feels impossibly small and judgmental. Enter Leah Williamson, Arsenal's captain and England's leader - calm, steady, and protective. What starts as mentorship soon becomes something deeper: a bond that feels like family. As Freya faces the hardest season of her life, Leah stands beside her, teaching her that strength isn't just about goals and glory - it's about getting back up when life knocks you down. A story about football, found family, and the courage to begin again, Father Figure explores how love can take unexpected forms - and how sometimes, the people we least expect become the ones who hold us together.

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Isla Byrne has spent her whole life balancing on the halfway line, between Scotland, Ireland, and England; between family and independence, between who she is and who people expect her to be. As the youngest sister of Ruesha Littlejohn and Shebahn Aherne, Isla's used to the spotlight finding her, even when she doesn't ask for it. Between her growing career at Arsenal and the sisters' popular podcast, there's not much in her life that isn't public knowledge, except maybe the reason she avoids talking about love. When Arsenal face Barcelona in the Champions League, Isla's name starts trending for reasons that have nothing to do with football. A harmless TikTok, a few suspiciously timed interviews, and one unexpected connection across the pitch soon have fans speculating. But Isla's sure of one thing, she's not about to become someone's headline. Until she starts to wonder if, maybe this time, she wants to be. 30.07.2000