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Blues boss Emma Hayes said in a press conference ahead of her side's WSL clash with Arsenal that player-to-player relationships were 'inappropriate' as women's football grows more professional

CHELSEA 0-0 BK Hacken: Chelsea created the majority of the chances against the Swedish league runners-up but were held to a goalless stalemate

The Chelsea defender talked exclusively to Mirror Football about her World Cup experience with England and her impressive start to the new WSL season, which continues against Brighton this weekend

The Women's Super League returns on Sunday with plenty of enticing match-ups featuring the history-making Lionesses following the summer's World Cup, including the likes of Mary Earps and Lauren James

England boss Sarina Wiegman has named her starting XI for the Lionesses Women's World Cup final against Spain in Australia on Sunday evening

Jess Carter is England's reluctant heroine who isn't nervous going into the Women's World Cup final with Spain - and has no plans to celebrate wildly should the Lionesses win

England will be out to win the FIFA Women's World Cup for the first time in their history on Sunday when they take on Spain in the final at Stadium Australia in Sydney

Lauren James will be eligible to play for England on Sunday after serving her two-match ban - but should Ella Toone keep her starting spot in Wiegman's squad?

Pubs in Leeds, Birmingham, Plymouth, London and Manchester were full despite the 11am kick-off, and the World Cup is expected to net a £185million boost to the economy

Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses became the first England side since 1966 to reach a World Cup final after digging deep to beat hosts Australia 3-1 win to set up a meeting with Spain

AUSTRALIA 1-3 ENGLAND: Lionesses show character, strength and quality once again to come through yet another tough test and book a place in the Women's World Cup final

England beat co-hosts Australia to reach the final of the Women's World Cup and Sarina Wiegman's players celebrated wildly in the changing room afterwards

England boss Sarina Wiegman said it feels like a "fairytale" to have guided the Lioneses to a first ever World Cup Final

England have reached their first Women's World Cup final after beating Australia 3-1 in a nail-biting clash - with Ella Toone, Lauren Help and Alessia Russo scoring

The Lionesses have made their first ever Women's World Cup final and face a ferociously attacking opponent

Leah Williamson and Millie Bright started every game in the middle of defence at Euro 2022 - but with Williamson out of the World Cup through injury, who will step up to take her place?

Sarina Wiegman will look to make it 31 games unbeaten for England against Australia - but who will be in the starting XI as the Lionesses look to send a message to the World Cup co-hosts?