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4dColin Udoh

Babajide, Madugu welcome new 16-team WAFCON

Nigeria forward Rinsola Babajide and coach Justin Madugu believe the expansion of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations to 16 teams will make this year's tournament more competitive.

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4dColin Udoh

Nigeria retain backbone of WAFCON-winning squad

Nigeria coach Justine Madugu has retained the backbone of the squad that won a record 10th Women's Africa Cup of Nations title last year, naming captain Rasheedat Ajibade among an experienced 25-player squad.

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4dJeff Kassouf

USWNT to host world No. 1 Spain twice in October

The United States women's national team will host world No. 1 and reigning World Cup champions Spain in a pair of friendly matches in October, U.S. Soccer announced on Monday.

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30dEmily Keogh

England to face Greece in '27 World Cup qualifiers

England will face Greece in the opening round of the 2027 Women's World Cup qualifiers, while the Republic of Ireland have been drawn against 100th ranked Kazakhstan.

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96dTom Hamilton

Williamson in doubt for England qualifier

Leah Williamson remains a doubt ahead of England's World Cup qualifier against Spain on Tuesday while Sarina Wiegman said the Lionesses' fans should c

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107dJoey Lynch

Japan, Australia unite to slam AFC prize money

Women's Asian Cup finalists Japan and Australia have united to hit out at the AFC for inequitable and stagnant prize money awarded for the tournament, as well as calling on FIFA to deliver equal prize money for the 2027 Women's World Cup.

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109dTom Hamilton

Wiegman names Lionesses squad for WC qualifiers

Sarina Wiegman has given 17-year-old Erica Meg Parkinson her first call-up for England, as the midfielder is named as part of the 23 player squad ahead of the Lionesses' 2027 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Spain and Iceland

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120dTom Hamilton

Women coaches required for FIFA women's comps

Women's football teams competing in a FIFA tournament must have a woman head coach or assistant coach on the bench following fresh legislation brought in by the sport's governing body.

FIFA Women's World Cup Standings

Group AGPWDLGDP
Switzerland3120+25
Norway3111+54
New Zealand311104
Philippines3102-73
Group BGPWDLGDP
Australia3201+46
Nigeria3120+15
Canada3111-34
Republic of Ireland3012-21
Group CGPWDLGDP
Japan3300+119
Spain3201+46
Zambia3102-83
Costa Rica3003-70
Group DGPWDLGDP
England3300+79
Denmark3201+26
China3102-53
Haiti3003-40
Group EGPWDLGDP
Netherlands3210+87
United States3120+35
Portugal3111+14
Vietnam3003-120
Group FGPWDLGDP
France3210+47
Jamaica3120+15
Brazil3111+34
Panama3003-80
Group GGPWDLGDP
Sweden3300+89
South Africa311104
Italy3102-53
Argentina3012-31
Group HGPWDLGDP
Colombia3201+26
Morocco3201-46
Germany3111+54
South Korea3012-31