Reece James reacts to sister Lauren's display against ChinaChelsea full-back Reece James has reacted to his sister Lauren's goalscoring exploits at the Women's World Cup after she netted a brace against China.L. JamesWorld Cup
Wiegman's Plan B can lead Lionesses to World Cup gloryThe Dutch coach needed to find a new way to play without Keira Walsh and found a system that got the best out of a number of her star playersWinners & LosersWorld Cup
James & the Lionesses put the whole world on notice It was a night to remember for the European champions in Adelaide, and it was their 21-year-old superstar who stole the show againPlayer ratingsL. James
Lehmann shares Villa training antics as Daly strikes hilarious poseAlisha Lehmann and the rest of the Aston Villa women's squad appeared in fine spirits ahead of their FA WSL Cup quarter-final with Brighton.A. LehmannAston Villa Women
Biggest World Cup wins ever as Netherlands rout VietnamThe resource gap between teams in the Women's World Cup can sometimes lead to some pretty one-sided encountersWorld CupUSA
Nobbs deserves chance to start after Walsh injuryThe Aston Villa star has earned the right to shine in midfield as Sarina Wiegman prepares to make a huge decision in midfieldOpinionWorld Cup
How England can get the best out of Ella TooneThe Manchester United star hasn't hit the same heights for the Lionesses since becoming a starter - so what can Sarina Wiegman do to help change that?AnalysisE. Toone
How do England replace the irreplaceable Walsh?!The Barcelona star was stretchered off in Friday's win over Denmark, so how will Sarina Wiegman opt to fill her incredibly valuable boots?AnalysisK. Walsh
Reece James posts throwback pic of sister Lauren after WWC goalChelsea star Reece James paid tribute to his sister Lauren after her winner for England against Denmark in the Women's World Cup.L. JamesR. James
James is a star - but Walsh injury a huge blow for the LionessesThe Barcelona star was stretchered off on Friday, leaving the European champions with a massive problem to solve in midfieldWinners & LosersWorld Cup
James the World Cup spark the Lionesses need 🎇The Chelsea star was outstanding in Sydney on Friday as the European champions made it two wins from two at the tournamentPlayer ratingsWorld Cup
England need to unleash James to take down DenmarkThe European champions will hope to put on a better display in game two after a tricky opening win over HaitiOpinionL. James
Simply the Best: Earps' inspiring World Cup journeyThe Lionesses No.1 has already shown her worth at in Australia at a tournament she probably didn't think she'd be at two years agoAnalysisM. Earps
Five changes the Lionesses can make after slow World Cup startThe Lionesses were far from their best in Brisbane against Haiti, so what can Sarina Wiegman alter before a tough test against Denmark?AnalysisWorld Cup
Lacklustre Lionesses shouldn't be relying on Earps to save them The Manchester United shot-stopper came up with a huge save late on to ensure the European champions won their opener in AustraliaWinners & LosersWorld Cup
Rusty Bright sums up sloppy Lionesses displayThe Chelsea star hadn't played a competitive game since March and it showed in Brisbane on Saturday in a tough game for the European championsPlayer ratingsWorld Cup
What is the biggest win in women's football?A number of teams have absolutely dominated their opponents on the pitch, racking up incredible scoresWomen's footballWorld Cup
What the Lionesses should expect from ultra-attacking HaitiThe Caribbean minnows have overcome many obstacles to make it to their first senior global tournament, and they could spring a surprise or twoAnalysisHaiti
Red-hot Rachel Daly deserves to start Lionesses openerAs the reigning European champions prepare to get their tournament underway, who should be in head coach Sarina Wiegman's team?OpinionWorld Cup
Keira Walsh: The key to England winning the World CupA 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 againAnalysisK. Walsh
Sarina Wiegman: Best coach at the Women's World Cup?The Lionesses have lost just once under the Dutchwoman, who has led teams to three successive finals at major tournaments, winning two of themAnalysisS. Wiegman
How England can build a winning World Cup campEngland are readying themselves for a shot at Women’s World Cup glory in 2023, but how do they build a winning camp in Australia and New Zealand?World CupWomen's football
The World Cup isn't ready for Lauren JamesThe Chelsea forward goes into the 2023 Women's World Cup off the back of an excellent season and can translate that onto the biggest stageAnalysisL. James
Rodman, James & the Women's World Cup wonderkids to watchGOAL picks out the young stars set to shine in Australia and New Zealand, some already household names but others ready for a break-out tournamentAnalysisWorld Cup
27 superstars missing from the Women's World CupAll eyes are fixed on Australia and New Zealand as we gear up for the biggest Women's World Cup yet - but there are, sadly, some notable absenteesAnalysisWorld Cup
Russo vs Daly: No.9 dilemma could decide Lionesses' WWC fateAfter playing a super-sub role at Euro 2022, many expected Russo to be a guaranteed starter this summer, but that is far from being the caseAnalysisWorld Cup