Indigenous flags to fly at Women's World Cup
Indigenous flags of Australia and New Zealand will be flown at all Women's World Cup games, after FIFA approved a request from Australia and New Zealand football organisations.
Before the USWNT's influx of soccer moms, there was Joan Dunlap, who paved the way
Before Alex Morgan, Crystal Dunn, Kate Markgraf and Joy Fawcett were USWNT moms, there was Joan Dunlap, the trailblazer who changed what was possible.
How the USWNT's millennial, Gen Z stars find common ground
Nearly 20 years separate the oldest player on the USWNT from the youngest. How will the defending champs bridge that gap at this summer's World Cup?
Formula for success? Inside Wiegman's plans for England at the Women's World Cup
Serena Wiegman led England to the Euros title in 2022, but can her detailed planning and coaching guide the Lionesses to their first World Cup?
Leaving Chelsea was the best thing Morocco's Rosella Ayane did for her career
After growing up at Chelsea, Morocco striker Rosella Ayane was released at age 20, and found herself adrift and out of love with the game. Now, seven years later and playing for Tottenham, she's headed to a World Cup.
Rosella Ayane: Morocco on the right track ahead of World Cup (2:23)
Wiegman confident new England leaders will be made at the World Cup (1:26)
Wiegman: It's much harder for the USWNT to dominate (0:45)
Is it final or bust for USWNT and Andonovski at World Cup? (1:21)
Angel City using the Women's World Cup as a force for change
Angel City president Julie Uhrman sat down with ESPN to discuss the club's ambitious plans for their upcoming "Equity House" event at the Sydney Opera House.
S. Africa WWC team funded after pay dispute
A foundation set up by African football president and billionaire businessman Patrice Motsepe stepped in Wednesday to resolve a pay dispute between South Africa's Women's World Cup players and their national association.
Joy and heartbreak: For 23 Matildas, the journey has just begun
It's been a whirlwind. It's been exhausting. There have been tears. But, after three years of waiting for this moment, the Women's World Cup is finally here.
Crystal Dunn anchors inexperienced but talented defenders for USWNT (7:17)
Brazil legend Marta confirms World Cup farewell
Brazil forward Marta said it feels "surreal" to be preparing for a sixth Women's World Cup and confirmed the tournament will be her last.
FIFA yet to decide on First Nations flags at WWC
The Matildas will eagerly await a decision from FIFA on whether the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags can be displayed in stadiums during the Women's World Cup.
Gustavsson's philosophy vindicated by Matildas World Cup squad? (1:40)
Rationale behind Kyah Simon's WC selection 8 months post-ACL (1:59)
Kerr: I'd love to wear 'One Love' armband but not worth the risk (0:45)
Barca boss: Putellas near contract extension
Back-to-back Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas is close to extending her contract with Barcelona, the club's president Joan Laporta said.
Rapinoe admits she's happy with substitute role at the World Cup (1:48)
Simon surprise: Matildas name World Cup squad
Matildas veteran Kyah Simon has completed the unlikeliest of comebacks to win a spot in Australia's Women's World Cup squad, nine months after tearing her ACL.
Italy pick Barcelona's Dragoni, 16, in WWC squad
Italy have included Barcelona's 16-year-old midfielder Giulia Dragoni in their 23-player squad for the Women's World Cup released on Sunday.