Rotherham United Women are delighted to announce the signing of talented striker Maisie Everitt from YP Women ahead of the upcoming campaign. Everett arrives with an exciting reputation and is set to add firepower to the Millers' attacking options, bringing pace, ability and a natural eye for goal to spearhead the Rotherham United front line. “Signing a player of Maisie’s calibre, with eight goals in just four games, sends a clear message about our ambitions,” says Co-Owner

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Rotherham United Women's away fixture against Leeds United Women has been rearranged. The fixture, originally scheduled for Sunday 25 October, will now take place on Sunday 1 November 2026. The original fixture was postponed due to health and safety concerns at Leeds United. Further matchday information will be communicated in due course. Supporters are encouraged to follow Rotherham United Women's official social media channels for the latest updates and fixture information.

The Millmoor Reborn consultation is now live, and we urge players, supporters and the wider community to have their say on the next chapter for one of the town's most treasured football grounds. For more than a century, Millmoor was the beating heart of football in Rotherham. Now, the Millmoor Reborn project is asking the people who love it most what the ground could become, and the consultation is open for feedback until Monday 9th November 2026. A ground woven into Rother

Generous contributions from players and staff helped raise £1,058.50 as club and community came together to honour Owen Rotherham United Women players and staff made a heartfelt gesture in memory of Owen Jenkinson, voluntarily donating substantial amounts from their own match expenses as part of a fundraising day that raised £1,058.50. The contributions were a particularly special part of Sunday’s County Cup fixture against Doncaster Rovers Belles Development, with members of

AMBITIOUS £9.5M PLAN COULD BRING FOOTBALL HOME AND CREATE NATIONAL WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE Almost 20 years after football left Millmoor, an ambitious £9.5 million vision could see the historic Rotherham ground transformed into a new 2,000-capacity stadium, national women's football centre of excellence and community sports village. Rotherham United Women FC has revealed its initial vision for the famous site following discussions with owners the Ron Hull Group a

Rotherham United Women U23s produced an impressive second-half comeback to secure a 3–2 victory over Millmoor, making it back-to-back league wins. Despite falling behind early in the contest, the Millers responded positively and enjoyed much of the possession throughout the opening 45 minutes. However, despite creating opportunities and enjoying spells of dominance, Rotherham went into the interval trailing 1–0. The U23s emerged for the second half with renewed determination,

Hear from Head of Football Ash Thompson following our 3-0 league win at Harrogate Town.

Hat-trick hero Jasmine Saxton fired Rotherham United Women to a fourth win in a row as the Millers extended their unbeaten run with a 3-0 victory in North Yorkshire. It took until after the break for the deadlock to be broken but the result was put beyond doubt by three fine finishes from Saxton, who took her tally for the season to five. The first came when she latched onto a ball into the area and poked past the onrushing home keeper Katie Mortimer, while the second was a s

Hear from Ash Thompson before our game at Harrogate Town.

Rotherham United Women Under-23s put in a five-star display to net a first win of the season. Ruby Draper scored twice and there were goals for Jessie Broadhurst, Lyla Powell and Leila Salmon in a 5-0 victory over Oughtibridge at Swallownest Miners' Welfare. Delighted Under-23s manager Alex Morrisroe said: "I thought it was a positive performance from the group. "We controlled large parts of the game, created plenty of chances and limited the opposition to very few opportuni

Rotherham United Women proudly showed their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month during Sunday’s fixture. Together, the team decided to wear pink armbands during the game to help raise awareness and show the club’s support for the month-long campaign. October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month across the UK, providing an important opportunity to raise awareness, encourage people to regularly check their breasts and remind everyone that support is available for those aff

On Sunday 18 October, football takes a bit of a back seat Rotherham United Women will dedicate our home game against Doncaster Rovers Belles Development to Owen Jenkinson, his family and Owen’s October Challenge. After speaking with Owen’s family, we want the afternoon to be a celebration of Owen – his love of football, the people he brought togethe r and the incredible work now being done in his name. The game will be pay what you can. Whether it’s £1 or £20, just give whate

Rotherham United Women have added fresh firepower to their squad with the signing of former England youth international Chenè Muir. The 20-year-old brings Women’s Championship experience with Derby County and Sheffield United Women. The pacy forward has already made an impact in red and white, setting up the final goal for Laura Bartup in Sunday’s 4-0 FA Cup win over Spennymoor Town. Chenè said: “I’m really excited to join the team and start this new chapter. “I’m here to br