World Cup news

After reaching four successive tournament finals, the Dutchwoman has been linked with a number of top jobs in the men's game

The two-time World Cup winner played her final international match on Sunday after a career that has changed the game on and off the field

Alexia Putellas hopes the deal struck between the Spanish women’s team and the RFEF will end “decades” of “systematic discrimination”.

The England Women's team have finally shaken hands with the Football Association over their World Cup bonus payments after an amazing run to final.

Luis Rubiales allegedly pressured a Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) press officer to say that Jenni Hermoso authorised statements exonerating him.

The Spanish football federation (RFEF) has rebranded its men's and women's teams as gender neutral "Spanish National Football Team".

Mapi Leon and Patri Guijjaro have left the Spain women's camp due to "personal discomfort" after the rest of the squad agreed to end their boycott.

Spain women have agreed to end their national team boycott after seven hours of crunch talks, but two players have requested to leave the camp.

Manchester United goalkeeper Mary Earps has been named England Women's Player of the Year after her key role in their journey to the World Cup final.

Spain's furious women's team stars were forced to report for international duty amid the threat of legal action for their national team boycott.

Spain star Jenni Hermoso has slammed the supposed “strategy for manipulation” of the RFEF and asked what they are trying to “protect” her from.

Spain's women's national team players are frantically seeking legal advice and trying to make travel plans after receiving unexpected call-ups.

New Spain head coach Montse Tome says change is coming to Spanish women's football after the sacking of Jorge Vilda and resignation of Luis Rubiales.

New Spain women's boss Montserrat Tomé has sent her support to Jenni Hermoso and other Spanish players continuing their boycott of the national team.

Directors and employees of the Spanish FA (RFEF) are reportedly ready to take legal action against mutinying players demanding their resignations.

Luis Rubiales no longer holds posts at the Spanish FA or UEFA, with Aleksander Ceferin forcing him out of European football’s governing body.

All the players that won the Women's World Cup with Spain will refuse to join the squad for the Nations League matches despite changes in the RFEF.