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Shortly after the World Cup and much to everyone's surprise, including themselves, Keira and Lucy separate the moment they begin life together. Fast forward through years of estrangement and a National Team reunion brings Lucy back into the spotlight and causes unanswered questions to surface. The team questions the truth surrounding their two most problematic teammates, while McKenzie Walsh just desperately wants to get to know his mother whom everyone seems so wary about.

A mix of the best women footballers are invited to a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity training camp and an All-Star program run by some of the best coaches in the world of football. What will happen? What connections will be broken and what new relationships will form? *This is purely fictional* Idea Credits: Clace7

At fourteen, Mara Kellett knows two things better than anyone: how to survive, and how to beat anyone in a one-v-one. Most nights, she sleeps lightly in the tiny Rochdale flat she shares with her addicted mother and whatever boyfriend happens to be hanging around that month. Bruises fade. Split lips heal. Cigarette burns don't. Mara learned a long time ago that adults don't protect you - they leave, lie, hurt you, or all three. So she trusts no one. Not teachers. Not social workers. Not foster carers. Only the football at her feet. On the estate, Mara and her two best mates hustle strangers for cash with a battered portable goal and a simple challenge: beat her in a one-v-one if you can. Nobody ever can. Not the college boys. Not the Sunday League dads. Not the cocky academy kids who think she'll be easy because she's small and a girl. Then one afternoon, a crowd forms. And among the crowd are professional footballers. What starts as a street bet changes everything. Suddenly, clubs are fighting to sign her. Coaches call her a generational talent. England wants to build a future around her. But talent doesn't erase trauma, and Mara carries her past onto every pitch she steps on. Angry, defensive, and terrified of depending on anyone, she pushes away every person trying to help her - even the teammates who slowly become the family she never had. But when an arrest drags her back into the care system and threatens to destroy the only future she's ever wanted, Mara has to decide whether survival means staying alone... or finally letting people in.

Valentina Addington: the Goddess of England. Alexia Putellas: La Reina of Spain. Two formidable midfields that has shaped a generation of football. On the pitch, they were unstoppable, reading the game with impossible clarity, bending matches to their will, and meeting each other time and time again. They know each other's strengths and weaknesses. But what happens when the boots come off and the stadium lights fade? What happens when Valentina and Alexia are no longer icons, no longer leaders, no longer legends just two women sharing a single night where nobody expects perfection? Stripped of the pitch, the pressure, and the personas the world demands of them, they discover something neither ever anticipated: a connection that feels startlingly real. A bond that doesn't care about borders, rivalries, or the weight of a nation's hopes. A bond that might just be stronger than football itself. For one night, they aren't the Goddess and the Queen. They're simply Valentina and Alexia.

The love for the game overrides all, everyone who has experienced the thrill knows that. There's only one word, three letters exactly, that can stop that. And Leah has just experienced all three, in that order. The dreaded ACL. Career at stake after a mind blowing summer. Captaincy of the national team on the line. Is the comeback on or will she sink beneath the waves of pressure?

The story of two different yet very similar football players who fall in love with each other. Jayden Daly is Chelsea's goalkeeper and sister of Rachel Daly. She is killing it in England while Alexia Putellas, star of Barcelona, is trying to get back from her injury. This story is on Jayden's POV always and it'll take time for Alexia to actually be in the story, but it's a good one.

When Georgia Stanway and Hannah Ashton have to play together again

So the World Cup is coming up, these oneshots are what I hope will happen in the tournament. Who will the Lionesses be up against? How will Sarina Wiegmann choose her squad? Who will score screamers, and who will have stinkers? Also there will almost be no drama bc I am just outlining the competition, read if you like/understand football.

Jayden Toone, 20 years old and Barcelona and England winger. Hence the last name yes I'm Ella Toones younger sister and this summer we're going to our second major tournament together. World Cup 2023.

Ella bronze, yeah that's right, i'm Lucy bronze's younger sister. I'm 19 years old, i just turned 19 actually. I am a forward who plays for wsl side Manchester city along with my sister and her girlfriend. I live with my sister and her girlfriend Keira walsh and we all have a great relationship. I'm the kid on the team. Anyway the world cup is next... will ella make the squad? will she fall in love? will the pressure be too much on young shoulders? I would regard myself as a good person but i do get angry easily. It's not because i don't like people or i'm rude it's because of my past...

It takes only one call for Manchester City's own goalkeeper, Louise McKay, to know she has lost her one true anchor. With the deaths of both her parents, she has to find a way to get through life. For this story, let's assume that Leah Williamson is twenty-one years old. Otherwise, the age gap could be tricky. Also, because we live in my fiction world, relationships are always legal, no matter the age. Yeah, that's totally realistic... And a last thing, the timing in the story may or may not line up perfectly, I can't even remember myself what happens at what time. Just roll with that too! Welcome to 'Getting Trough Life' DISCLAIMER: I take no claim of any character in this book, except for my own. Every person is for fictional use. WARNING: Mentions of death, trigger warnings throughout the whole book NOTE: English isn't my first language

everyone at City misses Lucy Bronze since she left for Lyon, especially Keira. will the teammates be reunited in a happy ending?

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