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If WSL and Championship clubs can agree to split revenue and support the FA-established NewCo then meaningful progress can be made in England

The government has accepted every recommendation in the Karen Carney-led review of women’s football, including a dedicated broadcast slot on Saturday

Despite the disappointment of losing to Spain in the final, England’s women’s football team had a very good World Cup, on and off the pitch. Viewing figures were huge, media coverage was unprecedented and excitement about potential future achievements seems high.

Christina Philippou, principal lecturer of economics at the University of Portsmouth explains where the money could come from to change the women’s game forever.

The safe hands of Gabby Logan or the incisive analysis of Eni Aluko? When England play Spain in Sunday’s final, it’s time for viewers to choose their channel

To give viewers the best experience in this year’s fixtures, household names such as Gabby Logan will be at the forefront of the BBC coverage, while Laura Woods will take on the lead for ITV’s coverage - here’s everything you need to know about the pundits and presenters

Plus: managing a former teammate, a tale of two Bulls and more

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

A lot has changed since Karen Carney’s retirement four years ago.

A long-awaited official review of women’s football in England sets out ten recommendations designed to transform and develop the sport at every level. The review, which was chaired by former international player Karen Carney, covers everything from playing standards to diversity goals and equal access to sports for girls.

We’ve come a long way in 16 years and this celebrated and well-known England team are setting standards on and off the pitch