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Matildas edge past Wales 2-1 in Cardiff as Sam Kerr returns from 725-day comeback
The Matildas secured a narrow 2-1 victory over Wales women’s national football team in their international friendly, with Courtney Nevin opening the scoring and Caitlin Foord netting the late winner. Sam Kerr made her long-awaited return after a 725-day break, while Wales bid farewell to veteran Jess Fishlock in an emotional final match.
Keating made history as first black goalkeeper in England´s squad
After Hannah Hampton’s injury, Manchester City goalkeeper Khiara Keating was given a chance in the national team, making her England debut against Brazil.
Seattle Reign´s Lynn Biyendolo announces exciting life update
USWNT forward Lynn Biyendolo—currently starring for Seattle Reign FC—and her husband Marley have shared joyful news of expecting their first child, marking a heartwarming chapter in her already impressive career.
Two new coaches, one big win, one big disappointment. What did the match between Sweden and Spain provide?
The Nations League semi-final between Spain and Sweden marked the debut of two new coaches. However, it was not a pleasant debut for Tony Gustavsson.
McCabe scores! Captain helped Ireland beat Belgium with two goals
Despite a standout performance for Ireland, Katie McCabe came agonisingly close to a hattrick but just couldn’t complete it. Discover what happened in the moments that prevented the Arsenal star from hitting that milestone.
Award for bravery. Bronze was voted England's player of the season
Lucy Bronze was named the England Women’s Player of the Year for the 2024/25 season, recognising her outstanding performances for the national team.
Successful transfer. Jess Park has been named as Player of the month
Month of newcomers. Jess Park transferred from Manchester City to United, their main rivals, at the start of the season, but immediately became player of the month—the change of environment has clearly suited her. Coach of the month was Andrée Jeglertz, the Manchester City coach who recently took over the club.
Kerstin Casparij on queer awarness: 'Being gay didn't feel normal, until I became a footballer'
In an interview with the BBC, Manchester City’s defender Kerstin Casparij reveals how she found strength in her sexuality, tackles stereotypes head-on, and explains why she wants to “continue spreading love” both on and off the pitch.
