World Cup news

The Caribbean minnows have overcome many obstacles to make it to their first senior global tournament, and they could spring a surprise or two

The 19-year-old is set to join Lyon this summer once she has shown the world just why she is regarded as one of the game's biggest talents

GOAL sat down with the American fullback to discuss how she redefined her goals to make her World Cup dream a reality

Ireland striker Ruesha Littlejohn refused to shake Australian star Caitlin Foord's hand during pre-match as tensions spilled over at the World Cup.

The U.S. has several potential breakout stars that look like they could be the next American to make their mark on the biggest stage

As the reigning European champions prepare to get their tournament underway, who should be in head coach Sarina Wiegman's team?

Spain’s build-up to the 2023 Women’s World Cup was dominated by mutiny in the camp, but they were all smiles in a 3-0 win over Costa Rica.

In the last year, the forward has played an U20 World Cup final, made her senior international debut and signed for the Women's Super League champions

A European champion at club and international level and the most-expensive women's player of all time, Walsh is set to be key for the Lionesses again

Vietnam's recent rise has been impressive, but they'll need a miracle to make it through the group stages

Vlatko Andonovski has some tough decisions to make with his XI, but it may be worthwhile to let the teenage forward loose early in the tournament

After leaving PSG, the young striker has hit form with OL Reign this year and will hope to translate that onto the biggest stage in Australia

The American star spoke to GOAL about all things soccer, from how Europe shaped her to the dark moments that almost made her quit the sport

Hannah Wilkinson secured a historic 1-0 win over Norway for co-hosts New Zealand in the opening game of the 2023 Women’s World Cup.

Stars from Barca, Atletico Madrid, Manchester City, Manchester Utd and more will not play for Spain at the World Cup. Why?

The Lionesses have lost just once under the Dutchwoman, who has led teams to three successive finals at major tournaments, winning two of them

GOAL spoke to five American champions about what it takes to win the tournament and what they learned along the way