women’s football

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. 

Marta has reflected on the growth of women’s football marking the end of her 20-year career as one of the sport’s all-time best players.

Salma al-Majidi has defied the fatwa against women in public sports in Sudan to become FIFA’s first Arab woman to coach men’s football

Sam Kerr has led Chelsea to win its third straight women’s FA Cup, scoring the winning goal in front of a record-breaking crowd at Wembley.

Sydney FC has claimed their fourth A-League Women’s championship, cementing their status as Australia’s most successful women’s club.

When it comes to the future of women’s football, there’s no bigger catalyst for growth than the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup. 

Football fans are eager to get their hands on World Cup tickets and FIFA is aiming for upwards of 1.5 million tickets to be sold overall. 

Women’s Sports Netowrk is a new channel dedicated wholly to women’s professional sports has launched in the US.

Women’s footy has made huge leaps since its start in 2017 and the AFLW expects the upcoming seventh season to be its biggest one yet.

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

Ireland’s football association has agreed to a move that will see men’s and women’s international teams receive the same match fees.

On Wednesday, the Matildas began their Olympics campaign with a 2-1 win over New Zealand’s Football Ferns.