Women's World Cup watched by over 1 billion
More than one billion people watched this year's Women's World Cup, according to a statement by FIFA.
Australia star Sam Kerr at home in NWSL, but for how long?
Sam Kerr looks like a back-to-back NWSL MVP. But is she ever closer to leaving for a European club? Alex Morgan knows how tough the decision is.
It's time to map out successful, meaningful change for women's soccer
There is a window of opportunity for women's football following the unprecedented success of the 2019 World Cup in France. What should happen next?
Eight countries in race to host 2023 Women's WC
Eight member associations will continue their bid to host the expanded women's World Cup in 2023, world governing body FIFA confirmed on Tuesday.
England's Bronze wins top UEFA women's award
England defender Lucy Bronze won the UEFA Women's Player of the Year, defeating her Lyon club teammates Ada Hegerberg and Amandine Henry.
Portland Thorns, Chicago Red Stars lead NWSL into break
Who is in the hunt for the NWSL Shield? Is Sam Kerr the MVP front-runner? Catch up on the league as it heads into the international break.
Nigeria World Cup star Chiejine dies at 36
Former Nigeria Super Falcons footballer Ifeanyi Chiejine has died in Lagos at the age of 36.
Rapinoe: Any talks must start with equal pay
U.S. national team co-captain Megan Rapinoe says any conversations with U.S. Soccer must begin with women's players receiving equal pay to men.
Atlanta coach De Boer: Equal pay 'ridiculous'
Atlanta United manager Frank de Boer does not believe in equal pay for men and women in football, because women don't bring in as much revenue.
U.S. planning bid to host 2027 Women's WC
The United States is making plans to bid for the hosting rights to the 2027 Women's World Cup, U.S. Soccer Federation chief Carlos Cordeiro said.
Who's got next for USWNT? 10 players who could break onto the roster
How much will the roster for the 2023 World Cup change? Here are 10 players to keep an eye on, including some who might make the roster for Tokyo.
USWNT remains on center stage, even before taking the field
The U.S. women opened the World Cup victory tour with a 3-0 win, but Saturday's match was hardly the biggest news surrounding the team last week.
FIFA prez sees bigger boost to WWC prize money
FIFA president Gianni Infantino is "very confident" the organization will exceed its goal of doubling the prize money for the '23 Women's World Cup.
Hamm: Watching 2019 USWNT was life-changing for me (1:59)
'Four more years': Morgan in for '23 World Cup
Alex Morgan says she plans to play in the 2023 Women's World Cup, where she will chase an unprecedented third title.
USWNT returns to field as World Cup Victory Tour opens
From Olympic qualifying to the NWSL stretch run, what's next for the U.S. women and the players who won the World Cup trophy in France?
FIFA approves expanded Women's WC for 2023
Soccer's world governing body FIFA has approved the expansion of the Women's World Cup from the existing 24 teams to 32 for the 2023 edition.
USWNT coaching search: 10 candidates who could replace Jill Ellis
Even with Olympic qualifying around the corner, U.S. Soccer must take the time to find the right successor to Jill Ellis.
Legacy secured, Jill Ellis walks away from game she loves
Jill Ellis stayed on the sideline and out of the spotlight, guiding the U.S. women's national team to its most successful stretch in history.
Jill Ellis learned from past mistakes to go out a champion (1:19)
USWNT's Ellis stepping down after victory tour
Jill Ellis is stepping down as coach of the United States women's national team. She led the U.S. to back-to-back World Cup titles.
FIFA wants to fast-track 32-team Women's WC
FIFA is asking its ruling council to fast-track expansion of the next Women's World Cup to 32 teams.
Rapinoe gets book deal after World Cup win
United States co-captain Megan Rapinoe has secured a book deal with Penguin Press.
Brazil sack Vadao as manager after WWC
Brazil women's national team coach Vadão has been fired after the team was eliminated in the Round of 16 in the Women's World Cup.
USWNT players draw sellout NWSL crowd to Chicago Red Stars game
Women's soccer is not a cause to support, but a movement. And if the sold-out Red Stars game was any indication, it's growing stronger every day.