World Cup news

All the details you need to catch the Women's World Cup final and more.

The 46-year-old's time in charge will be remembered for its shortcomings after a historic failure in Australia and New Zealand

The 46-year-old has walked away from the national team job after an embarrassing World Cup, so who should be considered to replace him?

Despite missing 12 star names, including Barcelona's Patri Guijarro and Mapi Leon, due to a player protest, La Roja are in a first ever final

With the best coach in international women's football at the helm, the Lionesses have the chance to win the World Cup for the first time on Sunday

The World Cup trophy is not the only thing up for grabs this summer, with the globe's best players also battling it out for the Golden Ball

Ella Toone etched her name in the English football history books (again) with her opener against Australia in the Women's World Cup semi-finals.

The Manchester United star shook off her critics to set Sarina Wiegman's side on their way to a 3-1 win on Sydney that sets up a finale against Spain

England boss Sarina Wiegman showered her heroic players in praise after the Lionesses beat Australia to reach the World Cup final.

The forward was electric as Sarina Wiegman's side broke the Matildas hearts to reach the tournament's final for the first time

With Ella Toone struggling for form, the Aston Villa midfielder has earned the right to be the creative force in Sarina Wiegman's side on Wednesday

The Manchester City star is one of the best wingers in the game, but it's her impact in another role that means she's starting to thrive in Australia

The Chelsea star missed the entire group stages, with the Matildas nearly crashing out before the knockouts, but they've bounced back to make history

The 19-year-old came off the bench to score for the second game in a row as Jorge Vilda's crisis-hit side reached their first ever women's final

England's Keira Walsh has shown her appreciation for injured captain Leah Williamson's support of the Lionesses at the Women's World Cup.

The Lionesses produced a resolute defensive display to see off Colombia and have all the tools to go on and win the tournament

The European champions will meet co-hosts Australia in the last four after coming from behind to beat the tricky South American side