Becky Sauerbrunn for the UWNT. Photo credit: USWNT via Twitter. The US Women’s National team captain and star centre back, Becky Sauerbrunn released a statement last week to reveal she would miss the upcoming Women’s World Cup this summer due to a foot injury. The captain voiced, in an emotional statement that, “Heartbroken isn’t even […]
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The Lionesses lift their first Finalissima tournament title. Photo by Lionesses (Twitter) The countdown to the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup has begun, and the Lionesses have confirmed their penultimate home match before departing for the tournament in Australia. England will meet Portugal in a send-off match in Milton Keynes on Saturday, July 1,
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Cricket Australia announced that Australian captain, Meg Lanning, would be absent from the Aussie side for the 2023 Women’s Ashes starting on the 22nd June in England. It was reported that Lanning had ‘withdrawn from the squad due to a medical issue which requires management from home’. The nature of her issue is unclear however,
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With the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ less than 50 days away, excitement is building up down under and Sydney’s iconic Harbour Bridge is part of that. In partnership with Destination NSW (New South Wales), the World Cup hosts have revealed plans to hold a celebration of football where keen fans and locals can walk
England vs Germany. UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 Final. Photo credit: James Whitehead (Sporting Her / All rights reserved) Sarina Wiegman has announced her 23 player squad who will be travelling to Australia in July to represent England in the Women’s World Cup. The tournament is set to be one of the biggest to date.
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Tomorrow at 2pm, Sarina Wiegman will name her 23-player squad for this year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is set to be the biggest women’s football tournament yet. The tournament begins on July 20th and with the final at Stadium Australia on August 20th. England will be one of
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Whether it’s club legends or fresh talent, finding the balance between youth and experienced players is crucial in building a stable and well-rounded squad, both at club and international level. Football leagues across the world have recognised and prided themselves on the display of experienced players and upcoming ballers. Perhaps most notably, the Women’s Super
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Social Asking, an innovative and intelligent tool that revolutionizes fan engagement, has been announced as the official sponsor of the “Champion of the Year” Award for the world’s first Women’s Football Awards. This ground-breaking event, which precedes the 2023 Women’s World Cup, aims to recognize and honour the individuals, brands, and organizations that have played
Arsenal blew the WSL title race wide open with a courageous 2-1 comeback triumph over Man City. A scrambled finish from Frida Leonhardsen Maanum and a wonder strike from Katie McCabe saw the Gunners overturn the first half 1-0 deficit handed to them by Bunny Shaw’s athletic header and move back into the Top 3.
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Argentina celebrated their 2022 World Cup victory, winning twice before in 1978 and 1986. However, we want to take the time to highlight another record broken and a huge milestone in Football history. This significant and historical moment we have witnessed is three women; Stephanie Frappart, Neuza Back and Karen Diaz, who have become the
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