All news by author: Megan Feringa

The Ex-Chelsea and Liverpool goalkeeper posted to the site Vine during the 2013 European Championships and it wasn't looked upon favourably by world football's governing body

The former Chelsea goalkeeper featured just once under former England manager Phil Neville during the 2018 SheBelieves Cup

Co-hosts Australia embark on their Women's World Cup campaign with a group stage opener against Republic of Ireland on Thursday - but Sam Kerr has been ruled out of the clash

The Women’s World Cup is less than two weeks away and England begin their campaign Down Under with a favourable group stage draw

The match between the Republic of Ireland and Colombia, held at Brisbane's Meakin Park, was called off after 20 minutes

The Tottenham Hotspur striker was included in England's Women's World Cup squad despite not featuring for the Lionesses since September, but she missed out on the final warm-up match

The Everton defender has teamed up with England teammate Fran Kirby and JustEat to open a pub exclusively showing women's football during the Women's World Cup

The governing body has found itself embroiled in controversy over the apparent exclusion of female footballers from a pre-tournament training session for referees

The Women's Super League has enjoyed immense success and growth in recent years, becoming one of the most competitive leagues in the world

The wearing of hijabs in women's football has sparked controversy in recent weeks following a court ruling in favour of the French football federation's ban

An independent review into women's football has been published recommending how to best capitalise on the Lionesses' Euro2022 success

A major independent review into women's football has been published with recommendations made on how to best capitalise on the Lionesses' Euro2022 success

The Arsenal manager will be part of the BBC's Women's World Cup average in Australia and New Zealand later this month and believes Manchester City hot shot Lauren Hemp can lead the Lionesses to glory

The former Lionesses skipper will form part of the BBC's punditry team in Australia and New Zealand as England bid to take home a first-ever Women's World Cup trophy

Lionesses legend Kelly Smith speaks to the Mirror about the upcoming Women's World Cup while helping out at the FA Pokemon Futsal Youth Cup

The summer’s showpiece event kicks off on 20 July in Australia and New Zealand and culminates with the final on 21 August in Sydney

Spurs slumped to their worst WSL finish since 2019 after an abysmal season in which long-time manager Rehanne Skinner was sacked after eight straight losses

The Super Falcons also had a preparatory camp cancelled weeks before the summer's showpiece event in Australia and New Zealand and could now skip their first World Cup clash with Canada on July 21

The Blues have signed exciting Bristol City academy starlet Brooke Aspin, who spent four years with the Robins, but will not have to pay compensation for the player's development

The Lionesses head to Australia and New Zealand later this week ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup with their opening game against Haiti on July 22

The directive is in line with that issued at the men's World Cup in Qatar last year in which an average of 11 minutes were added to matches due to efforts to restrict time wasting

The England forward's future has been the season's biggest story with the 24-year-old announcing her departure from Manchester United following the expiry of her contract this summer

The European champions are less than a month away from kickstarting their Women’s World Cup campaign in Australia and New Zealand

The governing body have stood by their stance of denying teams from wearing the anti-discriminatory OneLove captain’s armband and offered eight alternatives

The 28-year-old was named in Sarina Wiegman's 23-player Women's World Cup squad after a prolific half-season with Tottenham after leaving WSL champions Chelsea in January