Latest Womens World Cup updates
Japanese women could not realize their dreams of back-to-back victories in FIFA World Cup tournaments. They had won on penalties against USA in 2011 aâŠ
England woman lost to Japan in the World Cup semifinal under tragic circumstances but they didnât allow themselves to be taken over by disappointment.âŠ
Englandâs World Cup dream lay shattered in one of the cruelest ways. With 30 seconds left and the match poised at 1-1, Japanâs Nahomi Kawusumi unleashâŠ
USA were the lone team in 2015 FIFA womenâs World Cup in Canada, against whom just one goal was scored in the tournament until they reached the semifiâŠ
The 7th edition of Womenâs FIFA World Cup has already reached its climax with the last four teams remaining in contention for the prestigious Trophy.âŠ
In an intriguing dayâs action at Canada, Australia couldnât overcome defending champions Japan in the quarterfinal on Saturday. The heat at EdmontonâsâŠ
Germanyâs goalkeeper captain Nadine Angerer was the star in her teamâs victory over France in the first quarterfinal played on Friday at Montrealâs OlâŠ
Despite putting up a better show, Norway exited from the 2015 womenâs World Cup as heroic efforts from England left them in the lurch. In the first maâŠ
Australian women footballers played a great game to edge out Brazil from the 2015 FIFA Womenâs World Cup in their round-of-sixteen match on Sunday. SwâŠ
The first day of play-offs saw double womenâs World Cup champions Germany sailing through to the quarterfinals with a 4-1 victory over Sweden. China aâŠ
With the conclusion of group-stage matches on June 16 & 17, 2015, the round-of-sixteen line up has emerged with clarity in the 2015 FIFA World Cup forâŠ
The two teams each from Groups A & B have emerged as round-of-sixteen qualifiers after the conclusion of Mondayâs four matches at three venues; WinnipâŠ