(C)Getty ImagesSpainWorld CupVilda sacked as Spain coach despite Women's World Cup winSpain's World Cup-winning coach Jorge Vilda has been sacked as part of major changes by the RFEF in the wake of the Luis Rubiales scandal.
Getty ImagesT. HeathUSAWhen will USWNT star Heath return from injury?The two-time World Cup winner and two-time Olympic gold medallist has been out injured for some time. When will she return?
Getty ImagesSpainEngland'Abuse of power' - Bonmati speaks out against RubialesAitana Bonmati won the 2022-23 UEFA Women's Player of the Year award and made the most of her acceptance speech to criticise Luis Rubiales.
Getty OpinionWorld CupIt's over, Rubiales! Spain chief personifies unjust women's gameThe RFEF president says fake feminists are trying to "kill" him, but there is only one victim in this sorry affair: Jenni Hermoso
GettyJ. HermosoSpain'Mr President has not lied' - Spanish FA hit back at HermosoThe Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) have hit back at Jenni Hermoso with an official statement insisting Luis Rubiales "has not lied."
GettyJ. HermosoSpainHermoso hits back at Rubiales as 81 players boycott Spain squadJennifer Hermoso has clarified that she did not give consent to Luis Rubiales before he kissed her after Spain's World Cup win last week.
Getty/RTVEWorld CupSpainRubiales refuses to resign over ‘consensual’ Hermoso kissSpanish FA chief Luis Rubiales is refusing to resign amid the controversy sparked by a “consensual kiss” with Jenni Hermoso at the Women’s World Cup.
Getty/GOALAnalysisEngland This is why England can win the World Cup in 2027Sarina Wiegman's team may have come up just short in Australia and New Zealand, but the next generation can help them reach even greater heights
GOALAnalysisEnglandLionesses are just getting started after WWC overachievementSarina Wiegman's side may have come up short against Spain, but her injury-depleted squad adapted superbly to give hope for the future
Getty/GOALWinners & LosersWorld CupWinners & losers from the Women's World CupThis was a tournament packed with amazing storylines, from surprise packages to shock early exits, but who stood out, for both good and bad reasons?
GettyJ. HermosoWorld CupSpain hero Hermoso: We're f*cking world champions!The Spanish forward was emotional after a tightly-fought World Cup final which saw La Roja defeat England 1-0.
NikeWorld CupEnglandSupport the Lionesses with the National Team kit collection at NikeLook like a Lioness
GOALOpinionWorld CupGOAL's Women's World Cup Team of the TournamentPlayers from eventual winners Spain, beaten finalists England and three other nations make it into GOAL's best XI from the last month Down Under
Getty/RTVEWorld CupSpainSpanish FA chief Luis Rubiales kisses and grabs World Cup winnersSpanish FA president Luis Rubiales has sparked controversy after kissing and grabbing players during the 2023 Women’s World Cup medal presentation.
Getty/GOALWinners & LosersWorld CupAll hail Spain - the queens of world football!La Roja ran out 1-0 winners over the European champions in Sydney as they defied the odds of being without 12 key players to seal the trophy
GOALWorld CupUSAWomen's World Cup 2023: The Ultimate GuideComplete guide to the 2023 Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
GettyPlayer ratingsWorld CupBronze blunder blows Lionesses' hopes of World Cup gloryThe Barcelona defender had to watch many of her club-mates celebrate glory instead after a poor error in the first half allowed Olga Carmona to score
GOALAnalysisEnglandOne win from World Cup glory: England's back three are phenomsIf Sarina Wiegman's side are to beat Spain and become champions of the world on Sunday, the back three will have played a huge role
Getty/GOALAnalysisWorld CupFive battles England must win in the Women's World Cup finalIncluding an exciting duel between two Barcelona team-mates, GOAL looks at where Sunday's game could be won and lost.
GOALAnalysisWorld CupSpain teen Paralluelo can ruin England's World Cup dreamsThe 19-year-old scored crucial goals against the Netherlands and Sweden to help La Roja reach Sunday's final against the Lionesses
GOALOpinionEnglandWhy England should leave Lauren James on the benchLionesses head coach Sarina Wiegman has a huge selection dilemma ahead of the final as one of the team's brightest stars returns from suspension
GOALOpinionUSAAndonovski as USWNT coach proved a historical disasterThe 46-year-old's time in charge will be remembered for its shortcomings after a historic failure in Australia and New Zealand
Getty/GOALAnalysisUSANext USWNT coach: Eight candidates to replace AndonovskiThe 46-year-old has walked away from the national team job after an embarrassing World Cup, so who should be considered to replace him?
GOALAnalysisWorld CupFrom mutiny to history: How Spain reached the WWC finalDespite 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
GOALAnalysisWorld CupFour finals out of four: Wiegman's in a league of her own!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
Getty ImagesPower rankingsWorld CupWWC Golden Ball: Hemp leads Player of the Tournament raceThe 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
GOALWinners & LosersWorld CupHear the Lionesses roar! Toone & Hemp are semi-final heroesThe 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
GettyPlayer ratingsWorld CupHemp provides the magic as Lionesses head for the finalThe forward was electric as Sarina Wiegman's side broke the Matildas hearts to reach the tournament's final for the first time
Getty ImagesOpinionEnglandWhat does Nobbs have to do to get her England chance?!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
WSLS. KerrRevealed: PFA Women's Players' Player of the Year shortlistChelsea's Sam Kerr looks to retain her title, but team-mate Guro Reiten and four other top players stand in her path