#womens-super-league

#womens-super-league

"The WSL is the most competitive league in the world. I am so glad I can be playing in this league as much as possible and to be starting a new challenge with Everton."

Taylor Hinds expressed her pride in signing for Arsenal, stating her desire to compete and win trophies as the club aims for success.

"The English league is well known for its competitiveness and I'm really looking forward to making my debut. I am super excited about this new challenge."

The average attendances in the Women's Super League fell by 10% last season, attributed to less international football capturing the audience's interest in domestic matches.

"There have been some special moments during Robert's tenure," said women's managing director Andy Rogers. "However, results and performances this season have not been to the level we would expect and now is the right time to make a change."

"When you're announcing your first squad, nothing is ever straightforward, but when I started watching games and seeing the experience, the decision-making that she'll bring to this team, it was an easy decision after that."

Chelsea's recent 1-0 victory over Tottenham added minimal significance after their midweek WSL title win, while Manchester's derby drew significant interest with a 2-2 result.

This season the Hammers have stayed clear of relegation danger and are seventh in the table with 23 points from 20 games, giving them a chance of a top-six finish.