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Bulging book of subplots means England face mammoth task to write new chapter of their success story

FIFA president Gianni Infantino made his usual prediction on the eve of this Women’s World Cup.

Evening Standard

What do the World Cup armbands mean? FIFA releases new ‘Unite’ armbands

There are eight armbands to choose from, highlighting issues such as inclusion, gender equality, indigenous people and peace

Evening Standard

The Lionesses could win the World Cup – but UK women’s football will need huge support to stay on top

The England team have inspired a generation of girls to play. But a lack of clubs, pitches and coaches is choking progress, says author Carrie Dunn

The Guardian - UK

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'You'll do us proud': Devoted fans send off Matildas

Australia is turning green and gold for the Matildas with 80,000 fans expected to turn up to their first World Cup match against Ireland.

AAP

Rachel Daly or Alessia Russo for England? I know who I would start at the World Cup

Ahead of England’s World Cup opener against Haiti, Lionesses legend Kelly Smith looks at the biggest selection decision facing Sarina Wiegman this summer

The Independent UK

The Lionesses have paused their bonus discussions ahead of the Women’s World Cup - here's why

The squad have shared their disappointment over the lack of agreement.

Marie Claire

These are the female players who paved the way for the Lionesses

It took a century of trailblazers to create the game we know and love. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

The Independent UK

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Baroness Sue Campbell interview: ‘Women’s football to become bigger than men’s? It’s a legitimate question’

The Women’s World Cup caps 12 months of remarkable progress for the women’s game, with no end in sight

Evening Standard

Why aren’t the Lionesses wearing white shorts? There’s a very good reason for the colour change

Why aren’t the Lionesses wearing white shorts? Ahead of the FIFA Women's World Cup, we delve into the very good reason for the colour change.

GoodToKnow

‘Empowered’ England won’t be distracted by bonus row, Lucy Bronze insists

Bronze said the Lionesses benefit from a generally amiable relationship with the FA

The Independent UK

England’s World Cup hinges on a defining question

Off the pitch turmoil and a growing injury list hinder Sarina Wiegman’s hopes of turning her European champions into World Cup winners

The Independent UK

Lucy Bronze: Lionesses ’empowered’ after taking FA discussions public

Bronze said the Lionesses benefit from a generally amiable relationship with the FA.

The Independent UK

Lucy Bronze: ‘empowered’ England want to keep pushing women’s football

Lionesses fullback says the squad is fighting for performance-related bonuses to set a standard for all

The Guardian - AU

‘History makers, record breakers, game changers’: the footie anthem pushing the Lionesses to World Cup glory

Forget Three Lions! A squad of superstar musicians have teamed up to release Call Me A Lioness, a rallying cry for the England women’s football team heading out to the World Cup

Evening Standard

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The Conversation

Women’s football review proposes hard-hitting changes to address ongoing inequalities

Women’s football and its players have been marginalised, ostracised, discredited and silenced for decades. More recently however, the momentum, performance quality and actions of players, fans and activists has given it a louder voice.

The Independent UK

England’s Lionesses park controversial bonus row on eve of Women’s World Cup

The England players have made clear their disappointment with the FA amid tense discussions over pay

The Independent UK

England squad ‘disappointed’ at not reaching bonus deal with FA before World Cup

The European champions’ campaign at the showpiece in Australia and New Zealand gets under way on Saturday when they face Haiti in Brisbane.

Evening Standard

‘Disappointed’ Lionesses pause dispute with FA over World Cup bonuses

Lionesses players have put their dispute with the FA over World Cup bonuses on hold until after the tournament.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Disappointed’ England squad pause Women’s World Cup bonus talks with FA

England have paused discussions with the FA over performance-related bonuses until after the Women’s World Cup

The Independent UK

Can France handle injuries after overcoming Women’s World Cup crisis?

Group F preview: Les Bleues should be a united force but will be challenged by Brazil, while Jamaica and Panama have landed in a tough group and face two heavyweights

The Guardian - UK

England are no longer my World Cup favourites but they can still win it

Key absences have dented the Lionesses’ chances but if Sarina Wiegman can get her plans right then her side is capable of going all the way

USA Today Sports Media Group

Jonathan Taylor had a stunned 1-word response right after Saquon Barkley’s contract talks failed

Taylor watched his value as a star RB crater in real time.

Evening Standard

Your ultimate guide to the Women’s World Cup 2023

The players, the timings, the dates for your diary and the accounts to follow — if you want to make the most of the Women’s World Cup... then you’re going to need to get up very early. And read Charlotta Billström’s ultimate cheatsheet

The Times of India

Repetitive heading may increase risk of cognitive impairment in later life: FA study

A study commissioned by England's Football Association (FA) and conducted by the University of Nottingham has revealed evidence linking repetitive heading of soccer balls during a professional career to a higher risk of cognitive impairment in later life.

The Independent UK

Repetitive heading again linked to cognitive impairment, study suggests

The findings from the second part of the FOCUS study were published on Monday.

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