USWNT, MNT get equal WC money in new CBAs
The unions for the USWNT and USMNT have ratified new CBAs with the U.S. Soccer Federation that include an equal split of World Cup bonuses.
Auckland to host '23 Women's WC draw, first game
The draw for the 2023 Women's World Cup, co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand, will be held on Oct. 22 in Auckland.
Afghanistan women play first competitive match in exile
Eight months after being forced to flee for their lives, the Afghanistan women's national team returned to competitive football on Sunday.
FIFA U-17 WWC: Bhubaneswar, Goa, Mumbai host; draw on June 24
16 teams will compete in the 2022 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, set to be played from October 11 to 30.
Sources: UEFA delay Russia ban for Euro 2022
A decision on Russia's expulsion from the Women's Euros this summer is unlikely to be made until May, sources told ESPN.
Questions raised over Gustavsson's Matildas squad selection
The make-up of the Matildas squad to face New Zealand, and Tony Gustavsson's press conference, raised two major questions.
Hegerberg ends dispute, makes Norway return
Ada Hegerberg has returned to the Norway squad, ending her dispute with the Norwegian Football Federation over their treatment of women's football.
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ALW's February Football Frenzy underlines football's underload-overload issue
The ALW fixture is a tangible manifestation of a problem seen all too commonly in women's football: Too few and too many games simultaneously.
Despite end of Women's Asian Cup fairytale, the dream is just beginning for Stajcic-led Philippines
Philippines may have been eliminated from the 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup but a bigger dream for the Malditas is only just beginning.
Each Matildas loss is magnified by World Cup pressure
Australia's Asian Cup exit was disappointing, but it doesn't exist in a vacuum. Every Matildas result is now amplified by the looming World Cup.
FIFA boss talks calendar crisis with Pogba, Bronze
FIFA President Gianni Infantino talked player workload with Manchester United's Paul Pogba, and Manchester City duo Steph Houghton and Lucy Bronze.
Why FIFA's push for a biennial World Cup hurts the women's game
FIFA is eager for a World Cup every two years, for obvious reasons, but it has not considered how it would squeeze, not help, the women's game.
UEFA: WC plans will 'cannibalise' women's game
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has reiterated his opposition to FIFA's plans to stage a biennial World Cup.
USWNT: Equal pay lawsuit dismissal 'flatly wrong'
In their last brief before oral arguments, USWNT lawyers accused U.S. Soccer of trying "to make this case seem as complicated as possible."
Williams backs USWNT to remain world No. 1
Lynn Williams believes the USWNT is in a "great spot" to defend its status as the world's No. 1 team despite undergoing a period of rejuvenation.
Sydney's Stadium Australia to host '23 WWC final
Sydney will host the 2023 Women's World Cup final at Stadium Australia on Aug. 20, while co-hosts New Zealand kick off the tournament in Auckland.
Ballon d'Or prize tainted by lack of respect given to women's game
The Ballon d'Or Feminin, created in 2018, is a high point for women's soccer, but several missteps show the barriers to equality that still exist.
White nets on 100th cap in England WCQ win
England went five points clear at the top of their World Cup qualifying group after beating Austria 1-0 at the Stadium of Light on Saturday.
Brazil legend Formiga confirms retirement
Brazil's most-capped player Formiga is to retire from international duty this month, bringing an end to a career that included seven World Cups.
Australia-NZ unveils '23 Women's World Cup logo
The 2023 Women's World Cup logo has been revealed, with tournament organisers incorporating Maori and Indigenous Australian designs into its look.
How mixed-gender training is improving women's football in Ireland
Republic of Ireland WNT coach coach Vera Pauw says there is a direct correlation between improved player performance and mixed gender training.
UEFA nations quit threat in World Cup row - report
European nations are considering quitting FIFA as a last resort in the fight to prevent biennial World Cups, sources told the AP.
FIFA begin women's football advisory board
FIFA announced that consultations will be held with clubs, leagues and member associations "to take informed ideas to a broader audience."
IOC: FIFA's World Cup plan will hurt Olympics
The International Olympic Committee said on Saturday that it has "concerns'' about FIFA's push for soccer World Cups every two years.