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Spain's top flight was a hotbed for talent in the first decade of the new millennium. Here, a look at the brightest stars...

Scotland are one of the first teams to qualify for Germany next summer after an outstanding campaign under Steve Clarke

Footballer says becoming champions was ‘the only way that we had left to be heard, respected and valued’

The recent FIFA Women’s World Cup was nothing short of exhilarating, with the final match between Spain’s victorious La Roja team versus England’s Lionesses leaving fans on the edge of their seats.

Spain’s win marked a new dawn in women’s football, with the underdogs proving their mettle and the established teams showing their class. Spain’s win, Morocco’s dream run, NZ’s first victory & Linda Caicedo’s cancer-survival story made 2023 FIFA WWC a tale of emotions. La Roja’s success was due to their…

The Real Madrid left-back scored the goal which gave La Roja the title on Sunday but received tragic news after the game in Sydney

Spaniards have erupted in joy after La Roja won the Women’s World Cup, with some following coach Jorge Vilda’s call to take to the streets and celebrate Spain’s first major soccer title in more than a decade

On the pitch, La Roja have reached the pinnacle in women's soccer. But what comes next may prove to be more important as tensions between players and the federation remain.

Captain Olga Carmona scores the only goal as Spain beat England 1-0 to win the Women’s World Cup in Sydney, Australia.

La Roja defeated England thanks to a 29th-minute goal from Olga Carmona to win its first Women’s World Cup title.

Spain won the Women's World Cup for the first time in their history with skipper Olga Carmona sweeping in the only goal for a deserved 1-0 victory over England in Sunday's final.