Every change, newest first
Dated by the day it went live on the Hub.
Wed 9 Sep 2026
- 📄 The gameweek briefing now lives on the site, with past editions underneath it Briefing ›
- 🤫 Quiet clubs now show the evidence: who featured at the weekend and who didn't, instead of just "no news" Availability ›
- 🔧 Fixed the news routes for Brighton and Bristol City, and added Durham's YouTube channel, after readers spotted the gaps
- 📺 Fixture changes on Home are one tidy strip now (the 12 TV moves for October and November are in there) Fixtures ›
- ✅ Boosters confirmed in the game: 2 Free Hits and 1 Wildcard, playable in any matchweek
- 💬 You can ask for things: tap "Request a feature" in the header of any page, say what you would like, leave a name if you want the credit, and we say thank you here when we build it Requests ›
Mon 7 Sep 2026
- A Players tab, with a page for every player in the game. Search a name or work down a club, and her page has her availability with its source, her cards, her set-piece duties, her last five games and her club's next three fixtures.
- The Clubs tab now shows who actually took the corners, free kicks and penalties in the last round, next to the club's official list. Six of them had changed hands in GW1.
- What our league picked, under the League table: who we own, who we captained and the shapes we played, gameweek by gameweek, next to what the whole game owns. Team names only.
- The pre-deadline briefing is on the site. It is the same text that goes to the WhatsApp group, and every briefing and recap we have posted is kept under it.
- One link to send to anyone who wants in: fantasy.rbreaks.com/join has the league code, the three steps and what the Hub gives you.
- We now check what we told you against who actually played, and correct the Availability tab where we got it wrong.
- Player pages say how many minutes she really played, and say she did not feature when she was in the squad and stayed on the bench.
- The game's own injury and suspension markings are read straight from the game, so a player the game has flagged shows up here as well.
- If a fixture is called off or moved, the Home and Fixtures tabs say so and the difficulty grid marks that week.
- Weekly recaps are ready for GW2. Turn on the Weekly recap switch on the League tab and you get one message when each gameweek settles.
- Our League table is the real table now GW1 has been played, instead of the list of entrants it showed before the season started.
- This page. From now on, anything we change that you would notice gets a dated line here.
Thu 3 Sep 2026
- Notifications, if you want them. Turn on your team's bell on the League tab and your phone tells you when that team's players are flagged. Deadline reminders come 24 hours and 2 hours before every deadline.
- On an iPhone the Hub has to be on your home screen before notifications work, so the League tab now shows the three steps to put it there.
- The RBreaks mark replaces the league artwork at the top of every page and on the card people see when a link is shared.
- The League table remembers each gameweek, so it can show whether a team has gone up or down.
- Deadline-day transfers are kept together on the Clubs tab, so the last day of the window is easy to read.
- Every link and button is now at least the size of a thumb on a phone.
- Plainer wording on the Availability tab. We say a player is unavailable in one way rather than three, and say she is back from international duty when that is what has happened.
- When a return is only reported and not confirmed, we say who reported it, and we replace it with the club's own words as soon as they arrive.
- When a club says most of its squad is available without naming anybody, we print that, rather than leaving the club looking like we had heard nothing.
Wed 2 Sep 2026
- The Injuries tab is now the Availability tab, because it covers everything that keeps a player off the pitch: injuries, international duty, suspensions and what clubs say about their squads.
- A group on the Availability tab for players who are back in training when the club has not said whether they will be available.
- A fixture difficulty grid on the Fixtures tab: all 14 clubs across the next six matchweeks, a band for every fixture, home or away marked in the corner, blank weeks and double weeks shown. Sort it A to Z or by the easiest run.
- The transfer window is on the Home page, with the closing date and how many moves have been made, from the official list.
- Midweek European games now count. If a player started in Europe in midweek we say so on the Availability tab and mark her club's fixture.
- We now read the news pages of all 14 WSL clubs and the second tier, so team news reaches the Hub without us going looking for it.
- Every page carries the same footer: who we are, who we are not, and a line saying we count visits from our own server log, without cookies.
- "Since you last looked" works from a rolling day now, so something you have already seen stops being marked as new.
Tue 1 Sep 2026
- The Hub refreshes itself through the day. Team news, fixtures and the league table are pulled in on a schedule rather than by hand, so what you are looking at is what we last found.
Mon 31 Aug 2026
- The Hub opens, with five tabs: Home, Injuries, Fixtures, Clubs and our League.
- Injuries, club by club: who is out and who is a doubt, with the source on every line and how far we trust that source. Where we have found nothing, we say so rather than leave a gap.
- Fixtures for the next three matchweeks with UK kick-off times, the broadcaster, and a difficulty band on both sides of every fixture.
- The Clubs tab, with the penalty, corner and free-kick takers for every WSL club from the official lists.
- Our league table and the code to join it. Team names only. We never publish who is behind a team.
- A search box for one player, so a question about a name does not mean reading the whole page.
- This week's headlines on the Home page, a countdown to the deadline, and a strip showing what has changed since you last looked.
- "How this works" on the Home page: where each fact comes from, and what we do when two sources disagree.
- Add any fixture to your phone's calendar from the Fixtures tab.
- The Hub can go on your home screen and open like an app.