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FIFA Women's World Cup 2019: Megan Rapinoe's double strike helps USA knock out France, sets up semis clash against England
•The 33-year-old Rapinoe added their second goal in the 65th minute and although France got back in the game with a Wendie Renard header in the 81st, the US held firm to maintain their record of never missing out on the World Cup semi-finals.
FIFA Women's World Cup 2019: Tournament on course for record-breaking turnout in France, says study
•More than 1.5 million supporters are expected to attend matches at the World Cup in France as the tournament is poised to set a new benchmark for the rising popularity of the women’s game, according to a study.
As 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup begins, a look at female footballers' fight for gender equality
Amit Kamath •The 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup — expected to be the most-watched edition of the tournament in history — will showcase how much progress the women’s game has made over the years.
FIFA Women's World Cup 2019: Barbara Bonansea's brace helps Italy register comeback win over Australia
•The three points against Australia puts Italy at the top of the group ahead of Brazil's clash with Jamaica later on Sunday
FIFA Women's World Cup 2019: From USA's Rose Lavelle to Australia's Sam Kerr, top players to watch out for in 24-nation tournament
Samindra Kunti •Every World Cup has breakout players and established stars who light up the tournament and this summer won’t be any different when 24 teams compete for the global crown in the FIFA Women's World Cup 2019.
FIFA Women's World Cup 2019: Football governing body faces fan backlash over seating at upcoming tournament
•FIFA released a statement on Tuesday saying they were still working on a solution to solve World Cup's seating allocation issue
Canadian striker Christine Sinclair moves within five goals of Abby Wambach's international record with late penalty in Algarve Cup
•35-year-old Sinclair will next be in action on Wednesday to determine final ranking in the Algarve Cup, a 12-team event that includes seven nations who have qualified for the 7 June-7 July World Cup in France