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Women’s Football Much Gain from Kind Reforms That has moved into focus in football coverage. Women’s football has much to gain from the kind of reforms that threats to snub upcoming tournaments might prompt.
Morocco’s 2026 WAFCON brings together the continent’s leading women’s teams in a tournament that will shape qualification hopes, prize money talk and player spotlight.
France say they are still planning to compete in the Under-20 Women's World Cup next month despite a threat from Uefa to boycott Fifa competitions
International talent and one of US’s most marketable players to fore as league approaches business end The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) is just past the midway point of its 14th regular season, with 12 of 30 games remaining in the
LNZ Cherkasy are set for their first European qualifiers, a striking climb for a club that was in Ukraine’s fourth tier in 2021 and has surged despite war.
Israel has withdrawn its support for Gianni Infantino’s re-election as pressure grows over Fifa’s World Cup sell-off plan and the dismissal of chief operating officer Kevin Lamour
Spain’s possession-heavy approach faces a different challenge in the World Cup final, where Argentina’s bid to complete Lionel Messi’s international journey adds emotional force
Elliot Anderson’s progress has taken him from promising talent to a major figure in England’s World Cup plans, with Manchester City now linked as his record
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Mexico breaks ranks with Concacaf to support Fifa chief Growing speculation country will switch to Conmebol The Mexican football federations have broken ranks with the rest of Concacaf by issuing their public backing for beleaguered Fifa pr
A widely shared image linking Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal has returned to the centre of World Cup conversation as Spain’s coach reflects on fate and football
Liverpool’s new head coach is using a theory of collective football as he begins pre-season in Chicago, with a focus on identity, belief and togetherness.
Lionel Scaloni says Argentina’s players bring a fearless, freewheeling mentality shaped by childhood experiences as they move into the World Cup final
Spain’s newly crowned World Cup champions returned to Madrid on Monday to a jubilant homecoming ahead of a victory parade expected to draw about one million people, according to a monitored public feed citing Dawn
Smoke from Canadian wildfires, transport disruption and Donald Trump’s expected presence could complicate the World Cup final in the New York area
Trees provide a living for the women, who plant and care for them, and shield the island capital from erosion, flooding
Arsenal and Chelsea have recorded more revenue than the rest of the Women's Super League combined, underlining how sharply the financial balance of English women's football is tilting toward the two London clubs. The
Kevin Lamour has left his post as Fifa chief operating officer after sharply criticising Gianni Infantino’s proposal to sell parts of the World Cup to private investors
An independent review into March’s crowd disorder at Ibrox says football sanctions are not stopping unacceptable behaviour, as Rangers and Celtic face disciplinary action
LAHORE: Two young women, suspected of stealing a small amount of cash and gold jewellery from a house, later died in the police custody under mysterious circumstances here on Tuesday. The women were brought to the Township police station wh
Aston Villa’s incoming goalkeeper Zion Suzuki is set to become Japan’s first Premier League No 1, after overcoming early setbacks, racist abuse and a rapid rise through Europe
Qatar's challenge to the AFC over an open letter targeting Gianni Infantino has put football politics back in focus.
Chelsea’s huge deal for Morgan Rogers brings elite upside and a clear tactical test: can a fast, space-hunting attacker thrive in a more controlled system?
Howard Webb says FIFA’s handling of Folarin Balogun’s World Cup ban has fuelled suspicion around officiating, as English refereeing prepares for new transparency measures