Sandra Brobbey

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Sandra Brobbey

PHALLON TULLIS-JOYCE does not "half-a**" anything - whether it is football or adding to her extensive knowledge of marine biology. This approach has served the clever, quick-witted Manchester United goalkeeper well on and off the pitch. Growing up on Long Island, New York, in the United States, there was nothing half-arsed about the graft Tullis-Joyce, 28, put in to become one of her country’s most talented shot stoppers.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Sandra Brobbey

SONIA BOMPASTOR praised Aggie Beever-Jones for notching up another milestone after Chelsea ended Liverpool’s FA Cup final hopes. The lifelong Blues fan nabbed an injury-time winner earlier today - which could see her star in a cup final at Wembley for the first time next month. And Beever-Jones described Chelsea reaching this year’s FA Cup final as "massive" for momentum in terms of some of the huge games coming up for the Blues.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Sandra Brobbey

SONIA BOMPASTOR  wants Chelsea to be ruthless in their FA Cup clash with Liverpool and go full throttle for more trophies. This month is a massive one for the WSL leaders with a place in two major finals at stake. Following their League Cup triumph, on Saturday at Kingsmeadow they hope to claim a spot in this year’s FA Cup decider. On April  20th they will be in Spain for the first-leg of a mammoth Champions League last four battle with Barcelona.

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Sandra Brobbey

AGGIE BEEVER-JONES literally took note of Belgium’s attempts to change tack during England's dramatic Nations League home defeat. The Lioness cheekily swiped a tactical note handed to Belgium's Amber Tysiak during her side’s 3-2 loss to the Red Flames. That moment of amusing light relief on a tough night for the Euros titleholders was captured on camera by ITV Sport. Tysiak, who also plays for West Ham, was spotted reading from a scrap of paper in the 91st minute of the match in Leuven.

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Sandra Brobbey

SARINA WIEGMAN has challenged England to show their rivals how much better they have become three months before their Euros title defence. The Lioness chief wants her players to avenge a Nations League away loss they suffered against Belgium almost two years ago. On Tuesday Wiegman’s players will take on the Red Flames at Den Dreef Stadium in a bid to claim back-to-back wins agains their opponents. They also aim to register a third victory from four Nations League group stage game so far this year.