The Latest Breaking News from Women World Cup

The FIFA Women’s World Cup will commence on July 20 in Australia and New Zealand. As the largest women’s sporting event in the world, the Women’s World Cup gives the opportunity for elite women footballers to represent their country and compete at the highest level on the world stage.

The Guardian’s award-winning international sports team will report widespread coverage of every game played across audio, online, digital, and print.

The sports ministers of Europe's top soccer nations have urged global governing body FIFA and broadcasters to work together and "find a common path" over The sports ministers of Europe's top soccer nations have urged global governing body FIFA and broadcasters to work together and "find a common path" over…

England hosted the 2022 Women's European Championships to great success and are now considering an historic bid for the Women's World Cup

Following a backlash from fans, high-profile players and the co-hosts themselves, FIFA president Gianni Infantino has confirmed the Visit Saudi sponsorship deal will not be going ahead.

One hundred and fifty players from 25 nations including Australia, Japan, Norway and the US have signed a letter calling on FIFA to make significant reforms.

Football body’s decision criticised as ‘tone deaf’ with players and administrators questioning why athletes were not chosen

It has been reported that Saudi Arabia’s tourism authority is set to be unveiled as one of the sponsors for the upcoming World Cup

Australia takes a clean sweep in the Cup of Nations, defeating the World Cup-bound Jamaica 3-0 in their final match after earlier wins against Czechia and Spain.