All news by author: Neil Moxley

Tony Gustavsson began the mind-games ahead of Wednesday's showdown between the Lionesses and the Matildas, with his sights firmly fixed on Sarina Wiegman

England's Lionesses take on hosts Australia in Sydney on Wednesday morning with both nations looking to reach the Women's World Cup final for the first time

The Barcelona defender said she was looking forward to ‘a feisty affair’ with the old enemy as attention turned to Wednesday’s World Cup semi-final following victory over Colombia

Sarina Wiegman claimed the World Cup semi-final against Australia will be ‘huge’ as England roared into the last four

Following England's final group game against China where Russo scored, the England and Manchester United legend sent a message to the Lioness

The Lionesses will take on Colombia in the Women's World Cup quarter-finals on Saturday evening after edging past Nigeria in a dramatic penalty shoot out

The reigning European champions scraped through on penalties against Nigeria to advance to the Women's World Cup quarter-finals where they will face dark horses Colombia on Saturday

With the Lionesses standing three games away from sporting immortality, FIFA’s best keeper suggested that Sarina Wiegman’s side hasn’t yet hit top gear ahead of their Colombia quarter-final

England are preparing to face Colombia in the quarter-finals of the Women's World Cup on Saturday and Lucy Bronze believes Sarina Wiegman's side have much more to give

Sarina Weigman will have her managerial skills tested in the latter stages of the World Cup as the England women's boss attempts to juggle squad issues in Australia

England star Lauren James is waiting to learn whether she will be banned for the remainder of the Women's World Cup after being shown a straight red card against Nigeria

The Manchester United captain has had a sensational season under Marc Skinner as they came close to winning the WSL

The group stages of the Women's World Cup are over and tactical analysis suggests that the Manchester City and Liverpool managers are having a clear influence on things

England lost their midfield lynchpin to injury during their second group game against Denmark, but as the Lionesses head into the knockout stages, they could have Keira Walsh back in contention soon

After two below-par performances, Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses sent a message at the Women's World Cup by thrashing China 6-1 to book their place in the knockout stages

One of America's biggest sporting icons, Tom Brady has pitched up at Birmingham City as a co-owner - and while he may know little about English football, his arrival is a major statement for a club looking to begin a bright new era

England shook off their slow start to the Women's World Cup in emphatic fashion, beating China 6-1 with Lauren James proving her credentials as one of the tournament's best players

On the anniversary of the country’s ground-breaking triumph in the European Championships, the Golden Boot winner has detailed how that glory affected change

England’s keeper paid tribute to the mental strength of Sarina Wiegman’s squad after they moved agonisingly close to sealing a spot in the knock-out stages

Lauren James showed that she deserved to start for the Lionesses as Sarina Wiegman faces new injury blow

Former Chelsea striker Pernille Harder poses the biggest danger to England's Lionesses in their second World Cup group match on Friday - but Denmark feel they can outfox their opponents

England's attacking line-up headache continues and Wiegman states she isn't immine to making changes

The Lionesses laboured to a 1-0 victory over Haiti in their World Cup opener Down Under, and tougher challenges now await in the form of Denmark and Pernille Harder

Lauren Hemp has played a major part in the Lionesses rise since her debut four years ago, and now the 22-year-old is looking to lead England to World Cup glory - but has issues with her Lego collection out in Oz

Trevor Francis has died at the age of 69 following a heart attack in Spain and the first £1million footballer will be remembered for his class on and off the pitch by those who knew him