Australia and New Zealand enjoyed big wins but Northern Ireland suffered another devastating, close loss as the Vitality Netball World Cup moved into its second phase this morning. The top teams from Preliminaries stage one have now been split into two groups of six, from which the top two in each will earn a semi-final
England Netball today (10.07.19) hosted a Parliamentary Netball Day, which saw MPs from Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand test their netball skills on a pop-up court at the Victoria Tower Gardens in London. The event took place just two days before the start of the Vitality Netball World Cup, which runs from 12-21 July
Today (Tuesday 2 July), UEFA Together #WePlayStrong will host the women’s football team that paved the way for The Lionesses at the FIFA Women’s World Cup when England play USA in the FIFA Women’s World Cup semi-final at Parc Olympique Lyonnais. The Lost Lionesses are the first-ever unofficial England women’s team and played in front
Hyundai have released a little more of their interviews with England’s Fran Kirby and Millie Bright, Scotland’s Erin Cuthbert, South Korea’s Ji So-Yun and Norway’s Maren Mjelde to promote the World Cup, the rise of women’s football and why the World Cup is so important for putting women’s football on the map. Courtesy of Pitch
Ahead of the FIFA Women’s World Cup starting today, Hyundai (Fifa partner and sponsor of the tournament) caught up with some of Chelsea’s biggest names to get their thoughts on the tournament, and what it means to them to play on the biggest stage, in new content series ‘The Road to France’. England’s Fran Kirby
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
On the day that marked 75 to go until August’s European Championships at the University of Bath, Britain’s modern pentathletes showed they will be a force to be reckoned with on home soil as Kate French, Joanna Muir, Jessica Varley and Francesca Summers all made it through to the World Cup 4 final. After French
Team Bath Netball co-captains Serena Guthrie and Eboni Usoro-Brown have been named in a 12-strong England Roses squad for this summer’s Vitality Netball World Cup in Liverpool. Both played key roles in last year’s historic Commonwealth Games success for the Roses and Blue & Gold Superleague Head Coach Anna Stembridge believes they can add another
Thursday 23rd May will mark 50 days to go until the Vitality Netball World Cup – the world’s most prestigious netball competition – which takes place at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool. The tournament will feature the top 16 teams in the world, including Home Nations England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Ticket sales 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
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