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USA Today
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
The best of Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann in images
The best of Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann in images Lehmann is arguably the most recognized women's footballer in the world, with over 29 million followers across her social media accounts—and she has the talent on the field to back up the rising fame. On the pitch, Lehmann had made a name for herself, playing for Switzerland's national team as well as in the professional circuit. She's suited up for Aston Villa in the Barclays Women's Super League and, most recently, Juventus, where the talented midfielder is looking to progress toward the international stage of the European Championships. As her star continues to rise, here's a look at the Swiss star in action... Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann Swiss soccer star Alisha Lehmann
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
🏆 WSL Player, Goal, Rising Star of the Season announced
Arsenal midfielder Mariona Caldentey has won the Barclays Women's Super League Player of the Season award for a stellar debut campaign in England. The former Barcelona star has shone for the Gunners all season, scoring nine goals and assisting five in 21 WSL appearances. Introducing your 2024-25 #BarclaysWSL@BarclaysFooty Player of the Season winner... @ArsenalWFC's Mariona Caldentey 🏆 — Barclays Women's Super League (@BarclaysWSL) May 11, 2025 Caldentey has particularly impressed in the second half of the season, as Arsenal climbed the table to finish in second above both Manchester clubs. The Spain international netted eight goals and assisted four in 12 WSL appearances in 2025. West Ham forward Shekiera Martinez claimed the Rising Star award. The 23-year-old German forward has been prolific since joining the Hammers in January, netting 10 goals in 12 WSL games. The Goal of the Season award went to Manchester City forward Vivianne Miedema for a bending strike that found the top corner against Aston Villa back in January. 📸 Tom Dulat - 2025 Getty Images
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
‘It's a learning curve' – Spurs can learn a lot from challenging campaign says Vilahamn
Tottenham Hotspur head coach Robert Vilahamn says that the club can learn a lot from what has been a challenging season. After finishing the 2023/2024 campaign in sixth place in the Barclays Women's Super League table, Spurs cannot finish higher than ninth this term. A poor second half of the season has contributed to their lower ranking. Advertisement When speaking to the media ahead of the final game of the season at Everton, Spurs boss Vilahamn admitted that there's a lot to learn from the last nine months. 'When you look into this season and the expectations, we were maybe not ready to take the next steps both as an organisation and staffing group and the players,' Vilahamn said. 'The way we play is a difficult way of playing football. It's about bravery; to be good on the ball, you have to build relationships, collaborate to make sure we can win games. Losing a few key players and staff members and taking steps in the way that we want to play has made us lose a few games. 'It's a learning curve where we need to make sure we adapt and compete in games. We also need to take steps now to make sure that next season, we can play our style and be much sharper in our game management and the areas that we need to improve. Advertisement 'You can learn a lot from mistakes and from this season. Together with the first season, we know where we are and what we need to improve on. Definitely, it's a learning curve.' Turning his focus towards latest opponents Everton, Vilahamn highlighted the fact that Spurs want to be competing strongly with the Merseyside club. He said 'Brian [Sørensen] has been there for a few years and they always have a very tactical approach and flexibility within that. He has done some good stuff with that club. They had a lot of injuries last season but it looks like they've invested more since Christmas, so they're looking quite strong. 'They're one of those teams that are in and around us that we want to beat and be better than but right now, they've had a better spring season than us. Advertisement 'They're a club with high potential. It looks like they're going to invest even more for next season, so they're one of those clubs that we want to beat.' Tottenham Hotspur's Barclays Women's Super League fixture at Everton kicks-off at 12.30pm on Saturday afternoon.
Yahoo
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Arsenal ready to put everything into Manchester United fixture says Slegers
Arsenal head coach Renée Slegers says that her side will put everything into Saturday's Barclays Women's Super League fixture against Manchester United. The Gunners face The Red Devils at the Emirates Stadium on the final day of the 2024/2025 season. Arsenal need a positive result to secure a second-place finish. Advertisement When speaking in the pre-match press conference, Arsenal boss Slegers said that her side have lots of motivation going into the game and that they will give it their all. 'It's very important,' Slegers said. 'Of course, we're going to try and secure second place in the table but there's so much motivation for us tomorrow, coming from different directions. We're going to put everything into that game because from a table perspective, it's very important. 'We'll have so many fans backing us and we want to deliver our best possible product to them. We want to show ourselves at our best again, coming off of last week.' Arsenal have suffered heavy defeats to Aston Villa and Brighton & Hove Albion in their last two games. Slegers feels different about the two performances but admits that The Gunners must do better. Advertisement She said 'They're two different games. I think the first one, you see clearly that we come away from mental, physical and emotional investments and short-term travelling, so we understand where it comes from but then we're still learning how to do better in those moments. The second game is different, I think we created a lot. I think what Brighton did really well was find the right moments in the game to score their goals. I think they're very different [games]. 'Of course, we've been looking at it, what we want to do better and what the big learnings are. We also know that we can get back to our best.' Arsenal are once again set to entertain a huge Emirates Stadium crowd and Slegers says that it is shaping up to be a great occasion. She said 'I don't know how many [tickets] we've sold, between 45,000 and 50,000 I think, so it's going to be amazing. It's always an honour and a privilege to be part of this and get to play a game at the Emirates with so many fans in such a great setting. I think it's going to be beautiful weather tomorrow, so it has all the elements for a fantastic day. We know it's on us to deliver the [best] product that we can.' Arsenal's Barclays Women's Super League fixture against Manchester United kicks-off at 12.30pm on Saturday afternoon. Tickets remain on-sale and can be purchased by clicking here.
Yahoo
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
⏱️ Man United Women cancel out Arsenal's record-breaking opener
The WSL goals have been flying in during the final day of the season, but Chloe Kelly was the quickest off the mark. Kelly took just 115 seconds to open the scoring at the Emirates, where Arsenal face Man United for a straight battle for second place in the 2024/25 WSL table. It was the fastest ever WSL goal at the stadium, but the hosts' celebrations didn't last long as Ella Toone's header pulled United level just 10 minutes later. 115 - Chloe Kelly's opener after 115 seconds was @ArsenalWFC's earliest ever @BarclaysWSL goal at the Emirates Stadium. Brisk. #ARSMUN — OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) May 10, 2025 Ella Toone jumps the highest and scores from a corner for @ManUtdWomen 🫶#BarclaysWSL — Barclays Women's Super League (@BarclaysWSL) May 10, 2025 Will either side notch the winner and claim second place? Video only available for users in UK and Ireland. 📸 James Fearn - 2025 Getty Images
