Leah Williamson
English footballer (born 1997)
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Leah Cathrine Williamson is an English professional footballer who plays for Women's Super League club Arsenal and captains the England women's national team. A versatile player, she plays in central defence or the midfield. She has spent her entire senior domestic career at Arsenal. She also represented Great Britain at the Olympics in 2021. Williamson captained England to their first UEFA European Championship victory, and the women's team's first international title, in 2022, for which she was named in the Team of the Tournament.
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'I feel like a footballer again' - Williamson on returning to WSL actionAlex Scott talks with Arsenal vice captain Leah Williamson about her return to regular football after her ACL injury, blocking out external noise and the Arsenal-Tottenham rivalry.BBC Sport - Published | |
Williamson in 'good place' after 'heavy' criticismArsenal and England defender Leah Williamson says she is "in a good place" after social media criticism that has been "a bit heavy" at times this season.BBC Sport - Published | |
Williamson, Guardiola & Stokes among the stars on Centre CourtWatch as Centre Court welcomes sport stars including Pep Guardiola, Leah Williamson and Ben Stokes into the Royal Box for Day Six of Wimbledon.BBC Sport - Published | |
Williamson's savage feedback from team-mate WalshIn the finale episode of the Tooney and Russo Show, England captain, Leah Williamson, shares an anecdote with the trio about the time her teammate and best friend, Keira Walsh, gave her some honest..BBC Sport - Published | |
England captain Williamson extends Arsenal stayEngland captain Leah Williamson signs a new contract with Women's Super League side Arsenal.BBC Sport - Published | |
Seeing my mum was emotional - Williamson on England returnEngland captain Leah Williamson talks to BBC Sport about her emotional return to international football following an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury she suffered in April 2023.BBC Sport - Published | |
'10 times taller, 10 times stronger' - Williamson on England returnLeah Williamson says she felt "10 times taller and 10 times stronger" making her England return for the first time in a year in their victory over the Republic of Ireland.BBC Sport - Published | |
Williamson to start for England against Republic of IrelandLeah Williamson will make her first England appearance in a year in Tuesday's Euro 2025 qualifier against the Republic of Ireland.BBC Sport - Published | |
Williamson 'fit and ready' for England returnDefender Leah Williamson is ready to make her England return after a year out, says manager Sarina Wiegman.BBC Sport - Published | |
Williamson in England squad for Euro 2025 qualifiersLeah Williamson receives call-up for Euro 2025 qualifiers against Sweden and the Republic Ireland and could play for England for the first time since last April.BBC Sport - Published | |
Williamson withdraws from England squadLeah Williamson withdraws from her first England squad since April after injuring her hamstring.BBC Sport - Published | |
Arsenal defender Williamson misses Man Utd gameEngland captain Leah Williamson misses Arsenal's Women's Super League match against Manchester United with a hamstring injury.BBC Sport - Published | |
Williamson returns to Lionesses squadLeah Williamson returns to the England squad for the first time since last April for friendlies against Austria and Italy, after recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury.BBC Sport - Published | Arsenal's Williamson reveals her psychic's predictionArsenal defender Leah Williamson unlocks her phone to reveal her last psychic reading, who she would call in an emergency and what hobby she is addicted to.BBC Sport - Published |
Williamson back from injury in Arsenal cup cruiseLeah Williamson returns after nine months out injured as holders Arsenal hammered Reading in the Women's League Cup.BBC Sport - Published | Arsenal need captain Williamson back - IlestedtArsenal defender Amanda Ilestedt says she is "really happy" Leah Williamson is close to fitness, despite the potential threat that creates to the Swede's place.BBC Sport - Published |
Williamson's return close as Earps' talks continueEngland captain Leah Williamson could be in contention for Arsenal selection when they travel to Liverpool in the Women's Super League next week.BBC Sport - Published | England captain Williamson 'not too far off' returnEngland captain Leah Williamson is "not too far off from returning to play", says Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall.BBC Sport - Published |
Can Leah Williamson play piano with a professional orchestra?As she recovers from an ACL injury sustained in April, England captain and Arsenal defender Leah Williamson takes on a huge challenge.BBC Sport - Published | Williamson's ACL recovery 'not the easiest journey'England captain Leah Williamson says recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury has "not been the easiest journey".BBC Sport - Published |
Trailer: Williamson takes on musical challengeBBC Sport teases a Football Focus piece in which Arsenal defender and England captain Leah Williamson takes on a new challenge away from the pitch.BBC Sport - Published | 'My trousers split!' - Williamson reveals OBE mishapArsenal and England captain Leah Williamson gives BBC Sport's Alex Scott an update on her recovery from injury, charity work and a wardrobe mishap while collecting her OBE.BBC Sport - Published |
'There's only one Leah Williamson' - Eidevall's big problemArsenal manager Jonas Eidevall believes it was impossible to find a like-for-like replacement for ACL injury victim Leah Williamson.BBC Sport - Published | My whole career has been a series of battles - WilliamsonEngland captain Leah Williamson tells the United Nations her football career has been a constant "battle" against gender inequality.BBC Sport - Published |
'We're programmed the same' - Williamson & KnightEngland football and cricket captains Leah Williamson and Heather Knight talk about their teams' strong relationship with both facing huge summers.BBC Sport - Published |