women’s football

Over 100 professional women’s football players have signed an open letter urging FIFA to end its partnership with Saudi Arabian oil company Aramco.

“Courtney! Courtney! I love you Courtney!” Young girls were bent over the fence, beckoning superstar Matilda and Leicester City defender Courtney Nevin over to sign their jerseys.

It’s about to be much easier to tune in to women’s football games, after Football Australia signed a landmark deal with Paramount Australia, parent company to Network Ten and Paramount+.

Angel City FC secured a record-breaking ownership deal: the most valuable professional women’s sports team in the world. 

Veteran Matildas’ goalkeeper Lydia Williams was honoured at her final match on home soil by tennis legend Evonne Goolagong Cawley. 

Swiss Council has slashed funding for 2025 Women’s European Championship by 73%, sparking outcry over impact on women’s football growth.

The Matildas have a chance at an Olympic medal as two of their toughest rivals fell short of qualifying for the 2024 Paris Olympics. 

For the first time in history, women’s sports is forecast to exceed US$1.28 billion in global revenues next year, according to Deloitte.

The opening weekend of A-League Women was a resounding success, with record crowds attending the domestic competition.

An overwhelming demand for tickets has prompted organisers to move a Matildas’ Olympic qualifying match to Perth’s Optus Stadium.

Jenni Hermoso has been left out of the Spanish women’s soccer squad, following the World Cup kiss investigation.

In her new book- “The Matilda Effect”-Dr Crawford has examined the under-appreciation of women’s football just in time for the World Cup.