Williamson ruptured her ACL in April last year, a setback which cruelly denied her the chance to captain the Lionesses at last summer's Women's World Cup. The 26-year-old has been on a long road ...

Williamson suffered a devastating ACL injury last April ... England boss Wiegman confirmed as much. "I think what Leah brings is, of course, vision, in possession she's just very bright and ...

Leah Williamson's first start since suffering an ... Miedema scored her first goal since returning from her own ACL injury, they were still in touch at the top of the table and now Williamson ...

Williamson has not played for Arsenal since injuring her ACL in a 1-0 loss to Manchester United in April, 2023 England captain Leah Williamson is "not too far off from returning to play", says ...

Leah Williamson missed the 2023 Women's World Cup after suffering an ACL injury Leah Williamson is in the England squad for Euro 2025 qualifiers against Sweden and the Republic of Ireland and ...

Leah Williamson has just finished a stint as a makeshift goalkeeper on the artificial pitch at Acland Burghley School in ...

Leah Williamson never imagined those statistics to be possible ... who won the Euros with England in 2022 before suffering a long-term ACL injury. “I’ve been on the sidelines for too long over the ...

Everything you need to know about the ACL crisis of women’s football, with insight from Gary Lewin (Head of Medicine and Sports Science ...

England captain Leah Williamson revealed how she and the reigning ... the England starting XI after a year-long absence due to an ACL injury. The Arsenal centre-back shared her pride at returning ...

England captain Leah Williamson feels women players are “driving ... Earlier this month, Chelsea forward Sam Kerr sustained an ACL injury during Chelsea’s warm weather training in Morocco ...

Williamson has been named in a 23-player group ... to the Lionnesses’ camp for the 26-year-old since she suffered an ACL injury last April, which ruled her out of last summer’s World Cup.

highlights on the Women's Football Show Arsenal and England defender Leah Williamson says she is "in a good place" after social media criticism that has been "a bit heavy" at times this season.