Women’s World Cup
PICKING THE CITIES: FIFA to hold virtual workshops for 2023 candidate cities in Australia, New Zealand
FIFA said Monday that it will begin virtual workshops for the 12 candidate cities that want to host matches in Australia and New Zealand in the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
Read MoreSOME MORE HELP: FIFA starts program to help countries to further develop women’s soccer
FIFA announced Tuesday that it has launched a program for member associations to further develop women’s soccer on a sustainable basis while pushing it forward into the mainstream.
Read MoreFOR MEN AND WOMEN: FIFA makes international match window changes
FIFA’s Bureau of the Council has unanimously approved a set of further changes to the men’s and women’s international match calendars in response to the global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A YEAR LATER: French soccer body, organizing committee on social, economic, environmental benefits of Women’s World Cup
A report published Monday by the French Football Association and the Local Organizing Committee for the Women’s World Cup 2019, has highlighted the positive social, economic and environmental benefits left by France 2019.
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ACROSS THE CONTINENTS: Australia, New Zealand to co-host 2023 Women’s World Cup
In a first for women’s soccer, Australia and New Zealand will co-host the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
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HOW THEY VOTED: For the 2023 hosts of Women’s World Cup
Here is how the FIFA Council voted for the hosts of the 2023 Women’s World Cup on Thursday.
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DROPPING OUT: Japan withdraws bid to host 2023 Women’s World Cup
Japan Football Association Monday announced its withdrawal from its bid to host the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.
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SOME GOOD NEWS, FOR A CHANGE: NYCFC, Cosmos, New Amsterdam FC can begin training
Ladies and gentlemen, start your training.
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ALLIE’S LONG JOURNEY: U.S. midfielder’s success has been a combination of superior talent and an inner drive second to none (repost)
At halftime of a game against a California team at the Surf Cup in San Diego some 15 years ago, the third-ranked Albertson Express Under-17 team found itself playing nowhere near its potential. Head coach Adrian Gaitan was not a happy camper despite trailing the No. 1 team in the nation.
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THEY’RE SHORT-LISTED: Heath, Lavelle, Morgan, Rapinoe on Ballon d’Or ballot
Six National Women’s Soccer League players have been nominated for the 2019 Women’s Ballon d’Or, awarded by France Football.
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RECORD AUDIENCE: 1.12 billion viewers watched Women’s World Cup
A record 1.12 billion viewers tuned into the broadcast coverage of the Women’s World Cup across all platforms, FIFA announced Friday.
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