Total Football Analysis’ Breakout XI for 2025 includes eight ‘alternates’/’bench players’ who almost made the cut for a full scouting report in the magazine. Those players will still be covered with a mini-data analysis. Our sub right-back is Jessica Husband of Hearts Women playing in the SWPL. The 16-year-old Heart...
Whilst the Scottish Women’s Premier League (SWPL) 1 has been largely dominated by the trio of Glasgow City, Celtic Women and Rangers Women in recent years, one team that will always hold a special place in the hearts of many fans of the women’s game north of the border is...
Kirsty Maclean is an 18-year-old Scottish midfielder who plies her trade for Rangers in the Scottish Women's Premier League. Having already starred for the side last season as they won the division this season, she has flourished under Jo Potter. Her form this season has earned her six senior international...
When Queen's Park Women appointed Craig Joyce as their new head coach back in the summer of 2022, the main target that he and they had was promotion to the Scottish Women's Premier League or SWPL 1 and a chance to test themselves against the best that the Scottish women's...
When Craig Feroz took charge of Montrose Women, he found a team in a mess, with them not being affiliated with the men’s side of the club in any way and having to pay for use of the training ground. He had also never coached in the women’s game, and...
With Glasgow City being the most successful club in the Scottish women’s game and a regular entrant in the Champions League (with a quarter-final in 2014/15 and 2019/20 their best results), a lot is expected of them each season. Between 2007 and 2021, they set a record that will be...
There are many women’s football leagues around Europe that perhaps don’t attract as much attention as others, with fans understandably concentrating on major divisions like the WSL, Serie A Femminile, Liga F (as Spain’s Primera División will now be called), Division 1 Féminine and the Frauen Bundesliga. However, for those...
