The Fifa Women’s World Cup kicked off tonight in Paris in front of a crowd in excess of 45,000. France really took the game to South Korea with an authoritive performance and 4 superb goals. The Lionesses are in Group D along with Scotland – here are all the Group placings followed by all the
Following the withdrawal of Yeovil Town Ladies FC from Tier 2 of the women’s football pyramid [FA Women’s Championship], The FA Women’s Football Board has agreed that at the conclusion of the 2019/2020 season, two teams [champions of the FA Women’s National League Northern and Southern Divisions respectively*] will be promoted from Tier 3 to
The FA is joining forces with Google Cloud to help drive success for all England teams. As part of a four-year partnership, Google Cloud will become the official cloud and data analytics partner for England and St. George’s Park. The introduction of G Suite applications such as Google Drive, Sheets and Hangouts has already improved
Olivia Hancock, the 13-year-old equality campaigner from England, steals the show with rousing speech at Haus of #WePlayStrong panel event ahead of the UEFA Women’s Champions League Final. A 13-year-old girl who has overcome bullying and physical abuse to become one of the leading advocates for young female footballers wowed a VIP audience with an
For the first time in its history, UEFA has launched a dedicated women’s football strategy. It commits UEFA to a five-year strategic framework with the aim of supporting, guiding and lifting both women’s football and the position of women in football across Europe. UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin said: “Women’s football is the football of today.
Augmented Reality puts UEFA Women’s Champions League Final at the centre of iconic Ferenc Puskás statue in Budapest – #WePlayStrong uses tech to re-imagine all-male scene at the feet of Hungarian legend. The UEFA Women’s Football campaign, #WePlayStrong, has used Augmented Reality technology to make a bold statement ahead of today’s Women’s Champions League Final
The FA Women’s Football Awards has celebrated another exciting year for women’s football. The 21st annual FA Women’s Football Awards were held at St. George’s Park, the home of England teams. The ceremony celebrated the very best of the women’s game including grassroots, domestic and international football. The full list of winners: Unsung Hero –
The FA has confirmed that club licences for The FA Women’s Super League have been awarded to both Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur for next season after finishing 1st and 2nd in the Women’s Championship respectively. In addition both Blackburn Rovers and Coventry United have been awarded club licenses for The FA Women’s Championship for
The 23 players who will have the honour of representing England at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in France have been named. Head Coach Phil Neville said: “This is a significant moment in our World Cup campaign and I want to congratulate all of the players in our squad. I must also thank those
FedEx Express, official sponsors of the UEFA Europa League, the UEFA Foundation for Children and the Association of Football Federations of Azerbaijan (AFFA) are offering 22 local girls a dream opportunity at this year’s UEFA Europa League final in Baku. Those children – who will be chosen by the AFFA, an organisation that strives to involve
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