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DFB plans €100 Investment to transform Germany’s Women’s Bundesliga
The Deutscher Fußball‑Bund (DFB) has proposed a landmark €100 million investment aimed at professionalising the Frauen‑Bundesliga, with plans to launch a joint league company and elevate infrastructure, player welfare and commercial growth.
100 Ireland caps for Katie McCabe
Katie McCabe will earned her 100th cap for the Republic of Ireland Women’s National Football Team in the play-of against Belgium. She became just the eighth player to hit the century milestone.
Concern for Agyemang. Her injury does not look good
During a commanding 3-0 win over Australia, Michelle Agyemang was forced off on a stretcher after collapsing while clutching her knee — a worrying moment overshadowing the triumph for England women’s football team.
First call-up, first Player of the match for Lucia Kendall
In a dominant 3-0 victory over Australia women's national football team, Sarina Wiegman lauded young debutant Lucia Kendall for her standout performance, yet her post-match high was overshadowed when forward Michelle Agyemang was stretchered off with what appeared to be a serious knee injury.
Rosengård's legend Caroline Seger became club's manager
After concluding her legendary playing career, Sweden icon and former captain Caroline Seger has stepped into a managerial leadership role at FC Rosengård.
Netherlands’ National Team launches ‘Oranje for Pink’ campaign
The Netherlands women's national football team is using its platform ahead of the home match against Canada women's national football team (28 October) to raise awareness of breast cancer. Under the slogan “Oranje voor Pink”, players will wear the Pink Ribbon and urge all women to perform regular self-examinations — because in the Netherlands, 1 in 7 women will face breast cancer in their lifetime.
European champions beaten by Supercopa champions in friendly match
A spirited attempt by England women's national football team to bounce back from their Euro 2025 triumph fell short as they were beaten 2-1 at home by Brazil women's national football team. Brazil struck early through Bia Zaneratto and Dudinha before a red-card reduced them to ten, yet England couldn’t overturn the deficit despite a penalty from Georgia Stanway in the second half.
