Spanish federation boss Luis Rubiales refused to step down after insisting that a kiss on the lips with Jenni Hermoso was consensual,an assertion she strongly denies.
Soccer’s governing body in Australia has called out funding ‘bias’ against the sport as it pushes for a new stadium at Perry Park.
Capturing the essence of the Matildas in a statue means showing more than simply their sporting prowess.
The head of the Spanish Football Federation,Luis Rubiales,is being pressured to step down after he kissed a player on the lips after the Women's World Cup Final.
The president of the Spanish soccer federation refused to resign despite an uproar for kissing a player on the lips;Nike has started selling goalkeeper jerseys of World Cup players - but not Mackenzie Arnold;Matildas drop a place in FIFA’s latest rankings following the World Cup.
Having wanted to leave a lasting legacy after the World Cup,one of the country’s most recognisable athletes will take it upon herself to develop the next generation - and people can buy one of her franchises.
The 736 players used in the Women’s World Cup recorded some amazing statistics.
FA chief executive James Johnson says the Women’s World Cup has not only convinced FIFA that Australia is a safe and reliable host nation,but shown the rest of the world that it can be financially lucrative to bring major competitions here,too.
Responding to the reaction caused by his actions on the victory dais at the World Cup,Luis Rubiales said,“if there are people who have felt offended,I have to say I’m sorry.”
For all its wins,this Women’s World Cup still managed to showcase the prevalence of everyday sexism and institutional misogyny.
The gripping grand final between England and Spain capped off a stellar week for women’s sport and soccer – and for free-to-air television,as it demonstrated its fundamental role.