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The Matildas have officially become Australia’s most watched women’s sporting side, with a peak audience of 2.32 million viewers tuning in to watch their latest match.

An Olympic track and field athlete has been pressured by her country to leave the Tokyo Olympics after she criticised her coaches.

Emma McKeon rounded out her stint at the Tokyo Olympics with four gold medals and three bronze medals, cementing her place in history.

To infer that Simone Biles isn’t “strong”, as Piers Morgan has, is an insult to her courage at the Olympics, and the many years leading up to it.

We shouldn’t forget who Naomi Osaka is. A strong tennis player, a passionate activist, and a mixed-race woman who represents contemporary Japan.

Kaylee McKeown said winning gold was dream come true, and paid tribute to her father, who died of brain cancer 11 months ago at age 53.

Table tennis player Jian Fang Lay has made history at the Tokyo Olympics, joining Mary Hanna as the only Australian women to compete in six Olympic Games.

Trump attacked the U.S Women’s Soccer team, saying they had loss to Sweden last week because they are too ‘woke’.

In a departure from the norm, the German gymnastics team elected to wear full length unitards at the Tokyo Olympics qualifiers on Sunday.

Skateboarding will make its Olympic debut in Tokyo but research shows female athletes are likely to cop abuse online when the competition starts.

It’s Day three of the Tokyo Olympics, and this week, we’ve selected the top five female events you won’t want to miss.

Here’s a list of some of the most exciting women and girls to watch at the Tokyo Olympics this year, across sports and nationalities.