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FIFA has named Arsenal among 19 clubs for the first Women’s Club World Cup in 2028. The Gunners qualify thanks to their Champions League success and will travel to the United States for the tournament.
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The United States opened their U-17 Women’s World Cup with a 17-0 victory over Samoa in Salé, setting the largest winning margin in any World Cup at 11-a-side level.
US Soccer has announced the Arthur M. Blank Crest Cup, a domestic knockout tournament offering a record $1.1 million grand prize and aimed at raising stakes and visibility for clubs.
UEFA has held talks with Michele Kang about a potential challenge to Gianni Infantino in the March 2027 FIFA presidential election, a move that would reshape global football politics.
Emma Hayes rotated midfield combinations as the USWNT failed to find cohesion against Spain. Key absences exposed structural problems that will trouble selection ahead of competitive fixtures.
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England completed a 5-0 second-leg win over Greece (8-1 on aggregate) to reach the final stage of the Women’s World Cup qualifying playoff, with Lauren James and Alessia Russo among the scorers.
Michael McArdle’s rise from construction worker to Northern Ireland manager has brought the team to a World Cup play-off with Portugal. He says the squad is ‘playoff ready’ after reshaping its approach since March.
Kadidiatou Diani scored twice and set up another as London City Lionesses demolished Tottenham 6-1 to record a fifth straight WSL victory and move into third place.
Ally Sentnor rose from US youth setups to become a forward prized for directness, movement and finishing. Her club moves and national youth impact mapped a steady, modern attacking profile.
Compare thermally bonded and stitched footballs across durability, water uptake, seam failure risk and seasonal cost so clubs and players can choose what suits their pitch and budget.
Manchester City rallied with two stoppage-time goals, including an own goal and a Lauren Hemp strike, to beat Liverpool 4-2 and keep a 100% start to the season.
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