Women's Football

Crystal Palace's resident cheerleaders 'The Crystals' may be loved - or loathed, by the sad few that do - but one thing's for sure, they're a lot of fun! The girls were recently contacted by...

We were thrilled to meet the female futbolitas from Brazil's biggest 'favela' (or slum), Rocinha, during our first week in Rio de Janeiro. Although Brazil's favelas have a reputation for being dangerous and full...

The Street Child World Cup kicks off in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, today and we're so excited to be a part of it as the girls and boys from 18 nations come together to...

The U-17 Women's World Cup is currently taking place in Costa Rica, and there have been a slew of interesting stories (and upsets) at the tournament. Japan became the first side to advance to the...

There’s absolutely no doubt that football has a long-standing and well-deserved status as a global sporting phenomenon. Several generations of men, women, and children from all walks of life have drawn inspiration, entertainment, and...

An interesting interview with Perpetua Nkwocha, 38, a Nigerian international who now plays in the Swedish league, sheds light on the difficulties of being a professional footballer in her culture. Nkwocha, who has scored 41...