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The Lionesses boss will become the first coach to lead two different nations to World Cup finals when England take on Spain in Sunday's showpiece in Sydney

The beloved Spanish monarch will travel 9,400 miles to reach Sydney, Australia where the English Lionesses are preparing to take on Spain in their final clash later this week

Lionesses boss Sarina Wiegman has led her side to success major tournament finals and FA chief executive Mark Bullingham says she could manage the men's team in future

The rivalry from the historic enemy lines between Australia and England in cricket, is being built around football - with it only the Lionesses' third meeting with Australia since 2018

Stunned at what they felt was the normalisation of toxic behaviour in grassroots football, Simon Compton and Mark Jones have written a book about their experiences

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

The Lionesses felt the ever present support to claim European victory, now they're against that powerful wave on Australia's home turf

Cristian Romero endured a mixed afternoon as Tottenham took on Brentford in West London as he was forced to come off the pitch by new boss Ange Postecoglou despite scoring the opening goal

The Lionesses could head home with hundreds of thousands of pounds if they win the Women's World Cup, in addition to the millions some players have made through sponsorship deals

Football-related criminality has become an increasing problem since fans returned to stadiums and the Crown Prosecution Service is taking proactive measures to combat it

In 1971, 14 young players played in front of 90,000 at a World Cup in Mexico only for the Women's FA to ban them all upon their return to England. Now, as Mirror Football hears from two of the stars, they are getting belated recognition for their achievements

Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois could miss the majority of the season with a ruptured ACL and former Manchester United star David de Gea is in talks to replace him

The Red Devils boss has made clear Raphael Varane has his full support in relation to the Frenchman's statement over the new rules surrounding the amount of added time

Manchester United star Raphael Varane has been left fuming by new rules that will see Premier League games last more than 100 minutes, but Dimitar Berbatov has dismissed the defender's concerns

Nigeria have been one of the standout teams at this summer's FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand but they face an ongoing dispute with their federation over pay and resources

The Chelsea star was sent off during the second half of the Lionesses' Round of 16 clash with Nigeria on Monday evening and is suspended for England's quarter-final match on Saturday

The opening weekend of the EFL, National League and the Community Shield clash between Manchester City and Arsenal saw hotly-debated new rules for the football season come to practice

BIG DEBATE: Officials are clamping down on time-wasting this season as Arsenal and Manchester City's Community Shield clash ran deep into overtime before Leandro Trossard's 101st-minute winner

The new Football Association regulations over time wasting and stoppages impacted the Community Shield, with Arsenal equalising against Man City in the 101st minute

Tragedy chanting, mocking incidents such as the Hillsborough disaster or the Munich Air Crash, has become an increasing problem in English football, with a fresh crackdown launched to stamp it out

The new CPS guidance makes clear that football supporters will face public order offences and bans for offensive chanting or gestures relating to accidents or disasters

Mikel Arteta was leading his Arsenal side in the Community Shield but the Spaniard was booked early into the game after falling foul of a new FA directive against dissent towards referees

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

The Lionesses need to claim a positive result over China to top Group D in the final round of group stage fixtures at the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand

Some of football's most notorious abusers were allowed to continue working in the game after receiving convictions - with many victims failing to receive compensation