Women's Football News

Sam Nihof started out in the world of football in 2020, mostly covering the men’s game for multiple news outlets. After two years she decided to make the move to Women’s Football.

How did I end up in sports? I completed my Bachelor in Human Movement Technology at The Hague University, there my focus was mostly on sports and rehabilitation. Later I decided to use this knowledge and love for sport to start my own Women’s Football blog. Here you will find the latest football news, everything about transfers and much more. Follow along and help us grow to become the best Women’s Football blog.

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We’re passionate about shining a light on the stories, struggles, and triumphs in women’s football—coverage the mainstream often overlooks. Our blog is powered by independent voices who believe in equality, representation, and growing the game from the grassroots to the global stage.

With your donation, we can amplify more voices, cover more matches, and inspire the next generation of players and fans. Every contribution helps us stay independent, informative, and inclusive.
If you believe women’s football deserves the spotlight, join us in making that happen.

Interesting Facts

Let’s answer some questions so you get to know us better.

• What national team do I root for?

I am from the Netherlands so obviously the Dutch national Women’s team.

• What is my favorite women’s football club?

I really enjoy watching the clubs in the Women’s Super League.

• What are Women’s Football Blog social media’s?

We are active on X (Twitter), Instagram, Threads, Bluesky and Facebook. Give us a follow!

• Who is my favorite player?

I have more than one and honestly I could name 20 players as my favorite, but at the moment: Jule Brand and Esmee Brugts.

• Who inspires you in the Women’s Football world?

Listening to Girls on the Ball mostly and seeing Soccerdonna, Up Front and SheScoresBangers doing so well.

Goal of Women’s Football Blog

We don’t just want to bring the latest news to you, we also want to make more people aware of the women’s game. The World Cup 2023 really changed some perspectives but it’s only a start. The pay gap, difference in the way the players are treated and many more subjects need to be addressed. Help us at Women’s Football Blog to write about the most important topics. We are always open for criticism and would love feedback about anything. Use the contact form below to do so.

Thanks,

The Team