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Lionesses star Keira Walsh had to be stretchered off of the pitch during Firday's 1-0 win over Denmark and is undergoing further testing to see if her World Cup dream has been brought to a brutal end

The Vitality Women's FA Cup will begin in September with the first round of qualifying and culminate in a final to be played in the middle of May

Janet Clark and Maggie Pearce were both part of England’s side that took on Scotland in Greenock on 18 November 1972 after the FA's ban on women's football was lifted, with the Lionesses overturning a 2-0 half-time deficit to run out 3-2 victors

Uriah Rennie remains the only black referee in Premier League history, having last taken charge of a game in 2008, and PGMOL boss Howard Webb wants to change that

The Mirror was given a guided tour of the England squad’s stunning HQ - and we can report that they are spending their free time painting, making bracelets, and enjoying ice cream

The summer's showpiece event in Australia and New Zealand has been billed as the most competitive and popular iteration of the tournament in its history

Sarina Wiegman is confident the team can make history, a view shared by the army of supporters who have flocked Down Under for the women’s tournament

The European Champions begin their Women's World Cup campaign on Saturday with an opening group stage match against World Cup debutantes Haiti in Australia

Lionesses goalkeeper Mary Earps has described the situation as 'hugely disappointing and very hurtful' - and launched a no-holds-barred rant against iconic global brand Nike

Former Lioness Fara Williams and leading nutritionist Sophia Linn have called for more resources and education to support women's nutrition in football

Wrexham got their tour of the United States underway against Chelsea - and Phil Parkinson has recently admitted they are exploring the idea of signing their first American player under Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney

The Football Association had launched investigations into both Manchester United and Manchester City, but the governing body has now confirmed no further action will be taken against either team

FIFA has previously promised every player competing at the Women's World Cup would be paid at least $30,000 - which is a potentially life-changing amount of money

The Lionesses begin their World Cup campaign in less than a week however the dispute over FA bonuses at the tournament is yet to be resolved

The Football Association and Professional Footballers' Association are under significant pressure to continue funding research into the risk of heading a football

Wolves were hit with a £100,000 fine and placed into an action plan by the Football Association on Friday, with their Premier League rivals now being warned the same fate could await them

The Lionesses begin their World Cup campaign in less than a week however the dispute over FA bonuses at the tournament is yet to be resolved

Guests of the Crowne Plaza Terrigal Pacific in Australia - where the Lionesses will be staying - have com-plained about being kept awake by DJs playing booming tracks till 2am on weekends

Wolves fans directed the homophobic 'rent boy' chant towards Chelsea during a Premier League clash in April, with the Midlands side now hit with a landmark fine by the FA

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

Harry Toffolo has become the latest Premier League player to be hit with an FA charge in relation to betting rules, with the Football Association putting out a statement

Ivan Toney will not play Premier League football again until January after receiving an eight-month suspension from the Football Association for breaching betting rules

Many of Sarina Wiegman's squad have reportedly been left frustrated with the FA after talks regarding performance-related bonuses have broken down

Fara Williams was 17 when family problems left her on the streets, staying in hostels and at friends’ houses. She kept her plight a secret from teammates, moving from shelter to shelter as she played