When Leah Williamson went down inside the 11th minute ... danger before it materialises — she boasts a 93.8 per cent true tackle win rate this season (including tackles won, challenges lost ...

Uruguay are drawing 0-0 against South Korea when Federico Valverde punches the air as his slide tackle puts the ball out of play for a throw-in. Tunisia’s Aissa Laidouni wins the ball cleanly ...

Leah Williamson’s story is the kind that inspires a generation. Her journey from an eager nine-year-old mascot walking onto ...

Leah Williamson enjoyed a dream summer as she led ... despite not making a single tackle, according to UEFA’s official statistics. The Lionesses captain had 56 ball recoveries to her name ...

Fearing injury, her mother made Leah wear a gum shield ... Williamson recovered the ball 46 times without making a single reckless tackle. With experience in multiple positions, Williamson’s composure ...

Leah Williamson remembers looking on in awe at her Arsenal heroes as she waited to walk out alongside them as mascot for their European final against Swedish club Umea. The year was 2007 ...

Leah Williamson brings a tracksuit hood up over ... Williamson, marshalling the defence with a calm authority, had yet to make a tackle. It was a trend that continued throughout the tournament.

The last time Arsenal were in a European final, Leah Williamson was there on the pitch with them. A giddy 10-year-old mascot at Meadow Park, the women’s team’s long-time home ground a few ...

The last time Arsenal won the Women’s Champions League, the team’s star Leah Williamson was a 10-year-old mascot, clutching a ball as she accompanied the players onto the pitch. On Saturday ...