women’s football

The Matildas have a chance at an Olympic medal as two of their toughest rivals fell short of qualifying for the 2024 Paris Olympics. 

For the first time in history, women’s sports is forecast to exceed US$1.28 billion in global revenues next year, according to Deloitte.

The opening weekend of A-League Women was a resounding success, with record crowds attending the domestic competition.

An overwhelming demand for tickets has prompted organisers to move a Matildas’ Olympic qualifying match to Perth’s Optus Stadium.

Jenni Hermoso has been left out of the Spanish women’s soccer squad, following the World Cup kiss investigation.

In her new book- “The Matilda Effect”-Dr Crawford has examined the under-appreciation of women’s football just in time for the World Cup. 

Marta has reflected on the growth of women’s football marking the end of her 20-year career as one of the sport’s all-time best players.

Salma al-Majidi has defied the fatwa against women in public sports in Sudan to become FIFA’s first Arab woman to coach men’s football

Sam Kerr has led Chelsea to win its third straight women’s FA Cup, scoring the winning goal in front of a record-breaking crowd at Wembley.

Sydney FC has claimed their fourth A-League Women’s championship, cementing their status as Australia’s most successful women’s club.

When it comes to the future of women’s football, there’s no bigger catalyst for growth than the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup. 

Football fans are eager to get their hands on World Cup tickets and FIFA is aiming for upwards of 1.5 million tickets to be sold overall.