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Thirty-two teams are set to play in the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup, which will be hosted by Australia and New Zealand. 

The Matildas have pulled off a stunning 2-0 victory over England, bringing an end to the Lionesses’ 30 match winning streak in West London.

Sam Kerr has been named in the FIFA FIFPro’s Women’s World XI, an award voted by players that celebrates the best players in the current game.

A petition to get FIFA’s reported sponsorship decision reversed has launched online, gathering nearly 9,000 signatures in a matter of days.

Stéphanie Frappart will become the first woman to officiate a game at a men’s FIFA World Cup in the competition’s 92-year history.

Women in sport have triumphed in extraordinary ways this week. Let’s take a quick look at the top five moments across the world. 

Women at the West Bromwich Albion club will now wear navy shorts instead of white to relieve anxiety that comes with having their period.

Northern Ireland’s Women’s football manager has come under fire after claiming that “women and girls are more emotional than men”.

Matildas captain Sam Kerr has signed a two-year contract extension with Chelsea FC. It’s a deal that will see her remain at the club until 2024.

Australia’s top tier domestic football leagues have been rebranded as A-League Men and A-League Women in a bid to promote inclusivity.

7News posted an article about the racist abuse following the final, with the caption: “Three black players failed in the penalty shootout”.

France’s Stéphanie Frappart and Ukraine’s Kateryna Monzul have become the first women to officiate men’s FIFA World Cup qualifiers.