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The 5 best Women’s World Cup matches ever

By Jon O'Brien published

Women's World Cup With the 2019 Women’s World Cup now in full flow, here’s a look back at five of the tournament’s greatest ever games 

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Pressure on Phil Neville? How England Women are still recovering from last year’s World Cup semi-final defeat to the United States

By Claire Bloomfield published

England Women England face the USA again on Friday as reigning champions of the SheBelieves Cup – and there's mounting scrutiny over recent performances, reports Claire Bloomfield from Orlando

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Century milestone not De Vanna's focus

By FourFourTwo Staff last updated

Lisa De Vanna will make her 100th Australia appearance in her side's first Women's World Cup match, but is more concerned at winning.

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Rio 2016: Brazil, USA advance to last eight

By FourFourTwo Staff published

The United States and Brazil are among the nations into the quarter-finals of the women's football at the Rio Olympics.

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United States 5 Japan 2: Lloyd stars with hat-trick

By FourFourTwo Staff published

Carli Lloyd A fantastic start helped United States secure the Women's World Cup title with a convincing win over Japan.

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Women's World Cup Final Preview: USA vs Japan

By Jonny Blain published

Women's World Cup Women's World Cup Final | Vancouver | Mon 6 July | 12am (BST)

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Solo accuses ex-FIFA president Blatter of sexual assault

By FourFourTwo Staff published

Sepp Blatter Hope Solo has accused Sepp Blatter of sexual assault, with the ex-FIFA president dismissing the claim as "ridiculous" via a spokesman.

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United States 2 Germany 0: Ellis' team reach World Cup final

By FourFourTwo Staff published

A win over Germany saw United States advance to the Women's World Cup final on Tuesday.

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Top U.S. women playing in Europe is nothing new: 13 other times it happened

By Kieran Theivam last updated

United States Women Alex Morgan, Crystal Dunn and Heather O'Reilly are off to Europe in 2017, but they aren't the first prominent American women to play abroad.

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Phil Neville targeting immediate success after World Cup semi-final defeat

By FourFourTwo Staff published

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