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Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell deliver a historic double act for the Indiana Fever, Ruoning Yin seizes the FM Championship lead, and the Damallsvenskan faces a sponsorship crisis.
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Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell each scored 34 points as the Indiana Fever demolished the Connecticut Sun 111-91. Clark added 12 assists, recording her fifth 30-point, 10-assist game this season - a feat every other player in WNBA history has managed just four times combined. Gymnastics icon Simone Biles visited the locker room after the game for hugs and photos with the squad. The Fever now break for the FIBA Women's World Cup, with Clark, Aliyah Boston and head coach Stephanie White heading to Berlin to represent Team USA. Indiana return to action on 18 September against the Toronto Tempo.
The WNBA reversed a controversial technical foul against Angel Reese of the Atlanta Dream, keeping the star available for their final game before the FIBA World Cup break against the Minnesota Lynx. Had the call stood, it would have been her eighth technical of the season, triggering an automatic one-game suspension. Reese heads into the match in superb form, having just posted her 28th double-double of the campaign.
The Dallas Wings head into the WNBA postseason on a three-game winning streak, with Paige Bueckers averaging 22.3 points and 7.7 assists and Awak Kuier producing 10.7 points, 9.0 rebounds and 4.3 blocks per game. Meanwhile, the Golden State Valkyries have gone from expansion newcomers to league leaders in just two seasons, with Veronica Burton, Gabby Williams and Kayla Thornton leading the charge. Playoffs begin on 27 September.
Ruoning Yin delivered a clinical third-round 4-under 68 to grab a one-stroke lead at the FM Championship, sitting at 12-under 204 heading into the final round at TPC Boston. Sei Young Kim and Hyo Joo Kim lurk one shot back at 11-under. World number one Nelly Korda continues to disappoint, tied for 49th after a third consecutive 72. European Solheim Cup captain Anna Nordqvist finished at 1-over in what was her final LPGA Tour event.
Alex Eala, seeded 17th and ranked world No. 18, heads into the 2026 US Open in outstanding form, having won eight of her last ten matches. The 21-year-old from Quezon City claimed her maiden WTA Tour title at the WTA 500 event in Washington DC. She faces Mary Stoiana - a former Texas A&M standout making her Grand Slam main-draw debut - in the first round at Flushing Meadows.
OL Lyonnais swept aside London City Lionesses 4-0 in a pre-season friendly, with Caroline Weir and Dumornay each scoring twice. Key names Alexia Putellas, Diani and Freya Godfrey were rested ahead of the Première Ligue season opener against Fleury on 4 September.
Newly promoted VfB Stuttgart fought back from behind to beat Hamburger SV 2-1 and make it two wins from two in the Frauen-Bundesliga. Nicole Billa scored the winner after Reena Wichmann's equaliser. Elsewhere, SC Freiburg beat Union Berlin 1-0 thanks to captain Lisa Karl's second-half header.
Hlin Eiriksdottir fired a hat trick as Malmö FF thrashed Växjö DFF 4-0 in the Damallsvenskan, climbing to third in the table. Tuva Skoog added the fourth. A pivotal clash against BK Häcken is up next.
Sweden's top women's football league faces a financial crisis after Svenska Spel and Obos confirmed they will not renew their sponsorship deals beyond 2026. Elitfotboll Dam now heads into next season without a main sponsor, title partner or television deal.
NJ/NY Gotham FC stretched their unbeaten streak to ten matches - a new club record - but had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Portland Thorns FC. Jaedyn Shaw opened the scoring with a delightful chip before Sophia Wilson equalised from the penalty spot. Midfielder Jordynn Dudley was forced off after repeated fouling.
Ashley Sanchez of the North Carolina Courage has smashed the club's single-season scoring record with 15 goals, drawing level with Crystal Dunn and Alex Morgan for the most goals by an American player in an NWSL season. Teammate Evelyn Ijeh has capitalised on the defensive attention Sanchez attracts, netting 10 goals of her own.
Liverpool Women have signed German forward Vivien Endemann from Wolfsburg, goalkeeper Khiara Keating and Eredivisie player of the year Mao Itamura from Feyenoord as they target a bounce-back season under Gareth Taylor. West Ham have also overhauled their squad after a dire 10th-place finish, bringing in Ebony Salmon, Kelly Gago and Katie Zelem among others.
Eintracht Frankfurt have signed 19-year-old English forward Vivienne Lia from Arsenal on a contract until 2030. The well-travelled teenager, currently with England's U20 World Cup squad, has had loan spells at Southampton, Nottingham Forest and Hammarby IF.
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