Manchester United Women – All the Latest News and Updates

If you love the Red Devils' women’s side, you’ve landed in the right place. This tag page brings you quick, clear info on everything the Manchester United Women are doing—from match results and league standing to player highlights and what’s coming next.

Recent Performances

The squad has been busy in the Women's Super League. In their last three games they earned two wins and a draw, climbing to fourth place. Forward Rachel Daly kept the goal threat alive with a brace against Tottenham Hotspur Women, while midfield engine Mary Earps posted another clean sheet that helped secure a vital point against Arsenal Women.

Fans are especially excited about the way the team is pressing high up the pitch. The new tactical tweaks from manager Marc Skinner focus on quick transitions, and the numbers back it up—possession has risen from 44% to 52% over the past month.

Key Players to Watch

Hannah Hampton has turned into a box‑to‑box dynamo. She covers a lot of ground, wins tackles, and still finds space to deliver clever passes. If you’re tracking player stats, Hampton’s pass completion rate sits at a solid 84%.

Another rising star is Lois Maynard. At just 19, she’s already contributing five assists this season. Her speed on the wing forces opponents to stay on their toes, and she’s becoming a regular starter.

Goalkeeping remains a strong point thanks to Mary Earps. Her recent save percentage of 78% places her among the league’s best. Earps also commands the box well, often catching crosses that would trouble other keepers.

Injury news is always a concern, but the squad has been relatively fit. The only notable absentee is forward Jill Scott, who is out for six weeks with a hamstring strain. The team’s depth means other attackers have stepped up without missing a beat.

Looking ahead, the next big challenge is the home game against Chelsea Women. It’s a classic rivalry that could decide who grabs the top‑three spot. Expect a packed Old Trafford Women’s side, plenty of chants, and a tactical battle between Skinner’s pressing style and Chelsea’s possession game.

Beyond the league, Manchester United Women are also in the FA Cup quarter‑finals. The draw pitted them against a lower‑division side, so odds are in their favor, but knock‑out football always holds surprises.

For fans who want to follow live, matches are streamed on the official Manchester United website and on local broadcasters. Social media updates drop every half‑hour during games, so you won’t miss a goal or a key moment.

Whether you’re a die‑hard supporter or just getting into women's soccer, staying updated on Manchester United Women is easy with this page. We’ll keep adding fresh articles, match recaps, and player interviews as the season unfolds.

Got a question about the squad or want a deep dive on a specific player? Drop a comment below and we’ll chase the story for you. The Red Devils’ women’s side is on the rise, and you’ll hear about every twist right here.