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England vs Haiti: Lionesses ready to roar in first World Cup test despite rocky road to tournament

Injuries, poor results and pay disputes have diluted their favourites tag, but Sarina Wiegman’s side are prepared to hit the ground running in Group D

Evening Standard

Jordan Nobbs: England’s midfield maestro with a point to prove in profile

Former Arsenal captain beset with injuries in recent years but back among the goals at Aston Villa

The Independent UK

‘Very hurtful’ – Mary Earps disappointed by decision not to sell replica shirt

The England goalkeeper claimed she only realised her shirt would not be made available by manufacturer Nike in April.

The Independent UK

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Why does the FA give the Lionesses less social media support than England's men? It needs to up its game for the Women’s World Cup

During the 2022 European Championship, The Football Association’s (FA) @England account tweeted about the women’s team 80% less than the dedicated @Lionesses account did. According to my research, the FA appears to be reserving it’s much more widely followed @England account for the men’s team – this questions the FA’s…

The Conversation

England’s World Cup hinges on a defining question

Off the pitch turmoil and a growing injury list hinder Sarina Wiegman’s hopes of turning her European champions into World Cup winners

The Independent UK

England goalkeeper Mary Earps hits out at Nike for refusing to sell her shirt

England star Earps says it is ‘very disappointing’ that fans can’t buy her goalkeeper jersey

The Independent UK

Early signs point to further Australia World Cup bids

FA chief executive James Johnson says Australia's eagerness for the Women's World Cup strengthens their hand if they are to bid for further FIFA events.

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England vs Haiti: Women’s World Cup prediction, kick-off time, TV, live stream, team news, h2h, odds today

Today is the day for England to begin their 2023 Women’s World Cup campaign, against Haiti.

Evening Standard

‘Very hurtful’: Mary Earps angry that fans cannot buy her England shirt

Mary Earps has been fighting for a solution, even offering to pay, over the lack of goalkeeper replica shirts available for the Women’s World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Beth Mead interview: ‘Missing the Women’s World Cup is tough, but I’ll be England’s No1 cheerleader’

The Arsenal winger has made peace with missing the World Cup through injury, despite shining at Euro 2022

Evening Standard

Bulging book of subplots means England face mammoth task to write new chapter of their success story

FIFA president Gianni Infantino made his usual prediction on the eve of this Women’s World Cup.

Evening Standard

What do the World Cup armbands mean? FIFA releases new ‘Unite’ armbands

There are eight armbands to choose from, highlighting issues such as inclusion, gender equality, indigenous people and peace

Evening Standard

The Lionesses could win the World Cup – but UK women’s football will need huge support to stay on top

The England team have inspired a generation of girls to play. But a lack of clubs, pitches and coaches is choking progress, says author Carrie Dunn

The Guardian - UK

'You'll do us proud': Devoted fans send off Matildas

Australia is turning green and gold for the Matildas with 80,000 fans expected to turn up to their first World Cup match against Ireland.

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The Independent UK

Rachel Daly or Alessia Russo for England? I know who I would start at the World Cup

Ahead of England’s World Cup opener against Haiti, Lionesses legend Kelly Smith looks at the biggest selection decision facing Sarina Wiegman this summer

Marie Claire

The Lionesses have paused their bonus discussions ahead of the Women’s World Cup - here's why

The squad have shared their disappointment over the lack of agreement.

The Independent UK

These are the female players who paved the way for the Lionesses

It took a century of trailblazers to create the game we know and love. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

Evening Standard

Baroness Sue Campbell interview: ‘Women’s football to become bigger than men’s? It’s a legitimate question’

The Women’s World Cup caps 12 months of remarkable progress for the women’s game, with no end in sight

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Why aren’t the Lionesses wearing white shorts? There’s a very good reason for the colour change

Why aren’t the Lionesses wearing white shorts? Ahead of the FIFA Women's World Cup, we delve into the very good reason for the colour change.

The Independent UK

‘Empowered’ England won’t be distracted by bonus row, Lucy Bronze insists

Bronze said the Lionesses benefit from a generally amiable relationship with the FA

The Independent UK

England’s World Cup hinges on a defining question

Off the pitch turmoil and a growing injury list hinder Sarina Wiegman’s hopes of turning her European champions into World Cup winners

The Independent UK

Lucy Bronze: Lionesses ’empowered’ after taking FA discussions public

Bronze said the Lionesses benefit from a generally amiable relationship with the FA.

The Guardian - AU

Lucy Bronze: ‘empowered’ England want to keep pushing women’s football

Lionesses fullback says the squad is fighting for performance-related bonuses to set a standard for all

Evening Standard

‘History makers, record breakers, game changers’: the footie anthem pushing the Lionesses to World Cup glory

Forget Three Lions! A squad of superstar musicians have teamed up to release Call Me A Lioness, a rallying cry for the England women’s football team heading out to the World Cup

The Conversation

Women’s football review proposes hard-hitting changes to address ongoing inequalities

Women’s football and its players have been marginalised, ostracised, discredited and silenced for decades. More recently however, the momentum, performance quality and actions of players, fans and activists has given it a louder voice.

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