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Why football must do more for women
Thomas Wyer believes that football is failing women and discusses how and why we must fix it.
Tag: Women’s World Cup
Assessing the Women’s World Cup and its media coverage
Richard James has watched some of the Women’s World Cup but hasn’t been impressed by what he’s seen.
England must face down Colombia in crucial Women’s World Cup fixture
Lisa Higgins discusses an intriguing Group F of the Women’s World Cup and England’s crucial tie against Colombia.
Interview – England’s Katie Chapman on the Women’s World Cup
Isaak Bowers chats with England international Katie Chapman who gives great insight in balancing family life with representing her country at the World Cup.
England’s women look to break new ground at the World Cup
As England prepare to play their World Cup opener against France on Tuesday, Lisa Higgins looks at the prospects for the lionesses.
Women’s World Cup more than just a chance in the spotlight for Canada
The 2015 Women’s World Cup is promising to be the biggest tournament yet, for both the sport and Canada, as Lisa Higgins explains.
Why the 2015 Women’s World Cup is Germany’s to lose
Lisa Higgins looks at the qualities that suggest that Germany will the team to beat in the 2015 Women’s World Cup.
Pitch debate will continue to hover over Women’s World Cup
Controversy over the use of synthetic surfaces for this year’s Women’s World Cup has been dismissed by one of the suppliers for this year’s tournament.
Does FIFA + USSF = Inequality towards women?
The controversy over the use of artificial turf at the 2015 is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to FIFA’s misogyny, writes Phil Pyle Jr.
England Lionesses fail to roar
Lisa Higgins assesses the state of the England women’s team ahead of the women’s World Cup next year.