Womens Football

Luis Rubiales suspended by FIFA: A timeline of events after Spain won World Cup

Luis Rubiales has been suspended and disciplinary proceedings are underway in Spain after allegedly kissing striker Jenni Hermoso against her wish. A timeline of the events that have rocked women's football.

FIFA Women's World Cup: Gianni Infantino defends decision to expand; plays down calls for equal prize money

2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand, generated $570 million.

USA women's national football team manager Vlatko Andonovski resigns: Reports

Twila Kilgore, assistant coach of the team, is expected to take over as interim head coach.

FIFA Women's World Cup: Australia, New Zealand audience captivated by extravaganza

Australia's free-to-air host broadcaster Channel Seven said it was the most-watched programme, sport or otherwise, since the current rating system was established in 2001.

FIFA Women's World Cup: Spain cruise past Costa Rica 3-0 in mismatch

La Roja dominated possession and threatened a rout when all three goals came in the space of six minutes midway through the first half.

FIFA Women's World Cup: Teams, groups, fixtures, dates, venues and live coverage in India

FIFA Women's World Cup 2023: For the first time, two nations will play host to the big event in women's football - Australia and New Zealand.

England beat Brazil on penalties to win first-ever Women's Finalissima

Chloe Kelly scored the decisive penalty to see England win the first-ever Women's Finalissima against Brazil

Winds of rebellion blow through women's football ahead of World Cup

In a Women's World Cup year, players from several national teams have spoken out to condemn managerial methods, demand better conditions or call for equal pay.

Northern Ireland coach apologises for saying women 'more emotional than men'

Kenny Shiels apologised on Wednesday for saying girls and women are susceptible to conceding multiple goals in a short space of time because they are “more emotional than men”.

Indian Women's Football Team to play two international friendly matches in Jordan

The team had a brief camp in Goa and has now travelled to Jordan with a squad of 23 players