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Lauren James sent off for petulant stamp on Nigerian defender at Women's World Cup

Lauren James received a red card in the 87th minute of the game after the England forward stamped on Michelle Alozie

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Denmark embrace underdogs tag in bid to ruin Matildas’ World Cup party

Denmark hope to ruin the Matildas’ World Cup party when the two nations meet in the round of 16 in Sydney

The Guardian - AU

Kerala Blasters, Mumbai City among several ISL clubs hesitant to release players for U-23 AFC Asian Cup qualifiers

Indian football has reached a crossroad it had come to, 14 years ago, before the Nehru Cup 2009, when first-division (then I-League) clubs had refused to release players for National Camp. This time, the clubs are from Indian Super League and the competitions at hand are the U-23 AFC Asian…

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Netherlands 2-0 South Africa: Women’s World Cup 2023 last 16 – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: World No 9 Netherlands will take on Spain in the quarter-finals after ending South Africa’s run with a 2-0 win in Sydney

The Guardian - AU

The Guardian view on the Women’s World Cup: outstripping high expectations

Editorial: In front of record audiences, an open and unpredictable tournament is showcasing the strength of the female game

The Guardian - UK

FIFA Investigating Zambia Women’s Soccer Coach for Groping Player at World Cup

He had reportedly been investigated for previous sexual misconduct.

Sports Illustrated

Football world cup: African women make their mark, against all odds

Nigeria, South Africa and Morocco booked their places in the round of 16 of the women’s football World Cup, as Germany, Brazil and Canada packed their bags to head home at the conclusion of the group stages on 3 August 2023. That’s three of the top 10 teams from the…

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Women's World Cup: what still needs to be done to improve the lot of elite female footballers

The Fifa Women’s World Cup is just 32 years old and on its eighth official edition, while the men’s competition began 93 years ago and has enjoyed 22 tournaments.

The Conversation

Zambia Women’s coach accused of rubbing player’s chest at World Cup

A report has alleged that Bruce Mwape was under investigation for sexual misconduct before the tournament began

The Independent UK

Fifa investigating claims Zambia coach rubbed player’s chest at World Cup

Zambia’s coach, Bruce Mwape, has been accused of rubbing his hands over the chest of one of his players two days before his team’s victory over Costa Rica

The Guardian - UK

Germany find themselves on the end of the biggest Women’s World Cup shock

In today’s Football Daily: Oh Germany!

The Guardian - UK

How the Women’s World Cup delivered its greatest ever group stage — against all the odds

The tournament has delivered stunning shocks, upsets and an unpredictable last-16, and now every country in the world should believe they are capable of the same if they support women’s football

The Independent UK

‘We’re used to scraps’: How $30,000 guarantees will change World Cup players’ lives

Many elite women’s football players are effectively amateurs. Increased payments should help many of them reach their potential

The Guardian - US

The World Has Moved On, but They Say Qatar Injustices Remain

A group of World Cup security guards say they were unjustly detained and remain unpaid for their work.

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The Guardian - UK

Germany crash out of World Cup in huge upset after draw with South Korea

Germany, the two-times Women’s World Cup winners, are out of the tournament after a 1-1 draw with South Korea

The Conversation

Women's World Cup: how better sports diplomacy can help women's football grow

The 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup is set to be the biggest yet. Co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand, the event is projected to have over a million spectators and 2 billion television and digital viewers.

The Conversation

The upside to Canada being knocked out of the FIFA Women’s World Cup

Heading into the Canada versus Australia Women’s World Cup match on July 31, I thought about who I should cheer for. As a proud Canadian and supporter of our women’s team, the answer seems obvious.

Newsroom.co.nz

FIFA World Cup: Who you should back now

Now the Football Ferns have reluctantly packed up their World Cup campaign, football aficionados urge Kiwis to keep following the world's largest women's sports event, and tell Suzanne McFadden who to cheer for now.

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England women's path to the Women's World Cup final: Here's how the Lionesses' route is starting to look

England women's World Cup is shaping up nicely, with the Lionesses facing Nigeria next

The Guardian - UK

South Africa, Italy, agony and ecstasy

In today’s Football Daily: Late drama, comical own goals and much more

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Diablo 4 was the best-selling game of June 2023 in the US, per Circana

According to the June 2023 Circana report, Diablo 4 was the best-selling game for the month.

USA Today Sports Media Group

FIFA 23 predicts 2023 World Cup, and it’s a winner for Team USA

We simulated the Women’s World Cup in FIFA 23 to see which team would win.

Newcastle Herald

If growth is the goal, equal pay in sports kicks it along

'Football is quite literally not a business at all.'

The Independent UK

US needs a win or draw to avoid risk of elimination in group play for 1st time in Women's World Cup

The United States arrived at the Women’s World Cup as the favorites to win an unprecedented third consecutive title

Sports Illustrated

Portugal—and the Rest of the World—Has Big Plans for the USWNT

An upset of the U.S. would announce a new era that is already well underway—and upstart Portugal is probably the most fitting country to pull one off.

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