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The 2023 Women's World Cup quarterfinals get underway with two mouthwatering matches on Friday.

Getty Chief Sports Photographer Maddie Meyer gives FanSide an inside look at how they accomplished the incredible official FIFA World Cup portraits, capturing every athlete across all 32 teams and making every player feel special.This year’s Women’s World Cup is the biggest tour...

Four months before the 2011 Women's World Cup final, Japan was devastated by the largest earthquake ever recorded in the country's history.

Former PM calls on ICC to investigate "systematic brutalisation" of Afghan females.

After incredible success at FC Kansas City and Reign FC in the National Women's Soccer League, Vlatko Andonovski has not been able to translate that to the international stage with the USWNT in the most important of tournaments.3 wins. That is how many Vlatko Andonovski managed to amass in ...

Following eight action-packed knockout matches, the field at the 2023 Women's World Cup shrinks to eight as the final inches closer.If you want evidence of the growth of women's football, look no further than the quarterfinalists at this year's Women's World Cup. Four differe...

Despite the US' early Women's World Cup exit, America's influence on other competing nations is clear, with dozens of players born or raised in the United States representing national teams including Haiti, Jamaica and more.

Six of the quarterfinal spots at the Women's World Cup have been decided meaning there are just two left up for grabs.

After the defeat to Sweden in the knockouts of the 2023 Women's World Cup, we look at what the next generation of the USWNT might look like.As goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher emphasized postgame, the United States was ousted from the World Cup by just millimeters. The third consecutive World Cup f...

Roared on by the majority of a 75,784 crowd, co-host Australia reached the Women's World Cup quarterfinals after an impressive 2-0 victory over Denmark in Sydney.

Watch live as supporters arrive at Stadium Australia for the Women’s World Cup last-16 match between co-hosts Australia and Denmark. All eyes will be on the Matildas, as all-time leading scorer Sam Kerr is set to make her first appearance of the tournament in Monday’s tie. The Chelsea forward did not play in Australia’s three group games because of a calf injury, but the side still finished top of their group with six points. They beat the Republic of Ireland 1-0 in their opening fixture, before losing 3-2 to Nigeria and beating Canada 4-0. Runners-up Nigeria are facing England in the last-16, a match which kicked off ahead of Australia vs Denmark. While Kerr and co are favourites heading into the match, the Danes are expected to provide a tough test. England scraped past them with a 1-0 victory in Group D, with Denmark beating China and Haiti to secure their place in the knockouts. Read More Australia vs Denmark LIVE: Latest Women’s World Cup updates England’s Niamh Charles has new level of respect for ‘machine’ Sam Kerr Australia thrash Canada to save Women’s World Cup dream from the jaws of a nightmare

With two of the quarterfinals already decided, attention now turns towards the other half of the draw where, on Monday, the fates of England, Nigeria, Australia and Denmark will be determined.