After 29 long years, the wait is finally over for Bath Rugby as they were crowned Gallagher Premiership champions, defeating a resilient Leicester Tigers side 23-21 in a thrilling final at the Allianz Stadium on Saturday.

Although the transfer window doesn’t officially open until Wednesday 18th June, some departures and contract renewals have already been confirmed. Let’s take a look at what’s already known as we prepare for what could be one of the biggest transfer windows for women’s football yet!

Williams is one of the oldest racing teams on the F1 grid. Established in 1978, the team have seen many highs and the lowest of lows. They have won seven drivers’ championships and nine constructors’ championships, 1997 was the last year of Williams brilliance. The team have had many ups and downs since, including the sale of the team and the death of Sir Frank Williams.

After missing out on the FA Cup final last year, Chelsea have reclaimed their spot and will face Manchester United this Sunday.

Last year’s winners, Manchester United, have returned to the Women’s FA Cup Final and have every intention of defending their title again this year.

The international aspect of Formula 1 is one of the many things that makes the sport so appealing to the millions of fans across the world. But with there being 24 races spread across the globe the question that is constantly being asked is how are Formula 1 making the sport more environmentally friendly?

Heading into a set of key matches, Arsenal have obtained quite the list of injured players over the international break. With matches such as their Champions League semi-final against Olympique Lyonnais and several important Women’s Super League matches (such as that against Manchester United and other matches which they must win in order to have a chance of winning the league), having key players such as Alessia Russo and Daphne Van Domselaar on the injury list is a worry and could reduce their chances of obtaining silverware this season.  

Alessia Russo is a professional footballer who plays as a striker for Women’s Super League club Arsenal, and the England national team.

Holly McNamara plays as a forward for A-League club Melbourne City and the Australian national team, also known as the Matildas. She is one of the A-League’s best attackers, and Australia’s future is bright in the hands of McNamara. In just this season alone, she has played 15 games, scoring 12 goals and assisting one.