Jordan Nobbs of Aston Villa has set a new record for Women's Super League appearances, reaching her 193rd game. Despite starting on Saturday, she couldn't prevent Villa's 4-2 loss to Brighton, led by Nikita Parris. Although the day didn't end in victory, Nobbs' achievement at 31 years old is noteworthy. Her record includes eight games from the WSL Spring Series.
Nobbs surpassed Chelsea's Sophie Ingle, who is currently injured, to become the all-time leader in WSL appearances. Her career includes 158 starts and participation in 124 victories. Only Stephanie Houghton, now retired, has more wins with 127. Nobbs has scored 58 goals in the league, ranking her among the top seven scorers.

In terms of assists, Nobbs has provided 31, with only eight players surpassing this number. She has also created 312 goal-scoring opportunities for teammates. Beth Mead is the only player with more chances created at 339. Most of Nobbs' career was spent at Arsenal, where she played 157 matches before joining Villa in 2023.
Nobbs' most active season was in 2016-17 when she started 21 matches. Her international career includes winning three WSL titles (2011, 2012, and 2018-19) and four FA Cups. She has earned 71 caps for England during her illustrious career.
Her move to Aston Villa marked a new chapter where she has already made 36 appearances in the WSL since joining last year. Despite recent setbacks on the field, Nobbs continues to be a pivotal figure in women's football.
Nobbs' contributions extend beyond personal accolades; her influence on the pitch remains significant. As she continues her journey with Aston Villa, her legacy as a key player in women's football is firmly established.