The FIFA Women’s World Cup USA 2003™ ended with a historic golden goal from Nia Kunzer. It sealed a maiden Women’s World Cup crown for Germany, who also became both the first country to win the title with a female coach and the first to taste success at the

Second #WorldCupAtHome week culminates in USA-China PR FIFA Women's World Cup 1999 Final re-broadcast in full on Monday at 20:00 CET Coronation of USA's '99ers' at the Rose Bowl, chosen by fans Last year in Lyon, USA raised their fourth FIFA Women's World Cup™ trophy. It's no secret that a fundamental source of

England-USA to be re-broadcast on YouTube at 18:00 CET on Sunday First Women's World Cup match in the #WorldCupAtHome series Spain-Netherlands to be re-broadcast on Saturday at 15:00 CET Are you ready to return to Lyon? The first FIFA Women's World Cup game in our #WorldCupAtHome series sees a full match replay of

When USA beat France in the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup quarter-finals, there was widespread agreement that – in terms of quality, tempo and atmosphere – a new standard had been set. The question was whether anything still to come in the tournament could match or surpass it. The

Asisat Oshoala named African Women’s Player of the Year for fourth time Continent's three France 2019 representatives featured prominently among award winners Desiree Ellis, Cameroon also recognised on the back of memorable calendar year The CAF Awards 2019 celebrated the best of women’s football in Africa on Tuesday. Exactly seven months after the

FIFA Women’s World Cup Club Benefits Programme is a newly created fund linked to the FIFA Women’s World Cup The programme is to reward eligible clubs with additional funding FIFA has started the distribution process to releasing and training clubs for all participating players in France 2019 “France 2019 was a watershed moment

Jill Ellis and Sarina Wiegman analyse Women’s World Cup Final together Pair give insight into the set-up of the sides, and figuring our their opponent "We had massive respect for their ability" Jill Ellis and Sarina Wiegman will undoubtedly look back on 2019 as a landmark year. Ellis led her US Women’s

In June and July, the world watched as USA retained the FIFA Women’s World Cup with an unforgettable and near-flawless campaign in France. Now fans can enjoy an altogether different perspective on that triumph as FIFA Films’ ‘A Nation’s Story’ takes you in the tunnel, on the team bus and

Milan’s Palazzo Del Ghiaccio hosted the first FIFA Football Conference analysing the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ Representatives from more than 150 member associations took part USA coach Jill Ellis reflected on her side’s France 2019 triumph Held in Milan earlier today, the inaugural FIFA Football Conference analysing the FIFA Women’s World Cup™

Coaches and technical directors from over 150 member associations are expected to attend the first-ever conference aimed at analysing the FIFA Women’s World Cup™, which will take place in Milan on 22 September 2019 as of 09:00. The event will be opened by FIFA President Gianni Infantino and streamed live