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Aston Villa

England · Villa Park

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Overview Fixtures Squad

Manchester City

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Most Cards

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Miri Taylor

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Justine Kvaleng Kielland

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About Aston Villa Women

Aston Villa Women trace their roots to 1973 as Solihull FC, becoming Aston Villa in 1996. The club won promotion to the WSL in 2019-20 and now plays WSL matches at Villa Park. Forward Kirsty Hanson and captain Rachel Daly lead the squad under manager Natalia Arroyo.

Achievements

Women's Premier League Cup winners (2013)
Promoted to WSL (2019-20)
WSL matches at Villa Park (from 2024-25)

Key Players

Rachel Daly · Kirsty Hanson · Lynn Wilms

Founded: 1973

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do Aston Villa Women play?

WSL matches at Villa Park in Birmingham. Cup fixtures at Poundland Bescot Stadium in Walsall.

When were Aston Villa Women founded?

1973 as Solihull FC, became Aston Villa in 1996.

Women's Super League

Full table →

#	Team	P	Pts
1	Liverpool	1	3
2	Tottenham	1	3
3	Manchester City	1	3
4	London City Lionesses	1	3
5	Arsenal	1	3
6	Crystal Palace	1	3
7	Chelsea	1	1
8	Aston Villa	1	1
9	Manchester United	1	0
10	Everton	1	0
11	Brighton	1	0
12	West Ham	1	0
13	Birmingham City	1	0
14	Charlton Athletic	1	0

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The complete Aston Villa Women schedule and fixtures for the 2025-26 WSL season at Villa Park.

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The full Aston Villa Women squad for 2025-26.

Goals

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Goalkeepers

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Ellie Roebuck

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Sabrina D'Angelo

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Defenders

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Katharine Lillian Scott

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Paula Tomás

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Lucy Michelle Parker

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Anna Patten

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Rachel Maltby

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Noëlle Maritz

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Oceane Deslandes

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Jenna Nighswonger

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Lynn Anke Hannie Wilms

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Midfielders

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Piper Lea

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Lucia Kendall

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Imogen Seymour

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Oriane Jean-François

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Jill Johanna Wilhelmina Baijings

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Lucy Staniforth

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Miri Taylor

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Missy Bo Kearns

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Attackers

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Rachel Daly

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Gabi Nunes

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Ebony Salmon

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Georgia Mullet

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Chasity Shivonia Charissa Grant

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Kirsty Hanson

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Milly Round

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Maya Hijikata

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