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The two sides of the Women’s World Cup — and the truth about where power still lies

The Women’s World Cup was a transformative tournament that showcased what is possible - but its legacy now relies on the decisions of those who have previously failed to support it, writes Miguel Delaney from Sydney

The Independent UK

Jorge Vilda: Spain’s World Cup coach at the heart of a civil war

Spain took a strange route to the World Cup trophy both on and off the pitch, somehow triumphing against a backdrop of infighting and rebellion

The Independent UK

FIFA president calls for ‘full equality’ in football beyond Women’s World Cup

Infantino said: ‘Football in general, in all the leagues and all the competitions, pay a fair price. Show that you respect women and women’s sport.’

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Infighting and rebellion: How Spain overcame themselves to reach edge of Women’s World Cup glory

Preparing to face England in Sydney on Sunday, Spain have taken a strange route to the final both on and off the pitch

The Independent UK

Sensational England capitalise on Sam Kerr’s missed moment to make World Cup history

Australia 1-3 England: The Lionesses reached their first World Cup final and will now play Spain in Sunday’s Sydney showpiece after a near-immaculate display

The Independent UK

England sweep aside co-hosts Australia to book World Cup final place

Goals from Ella Toone, Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo set up a showdown with Spain.

The Independent UK

Haere rā football - you stole my heart

Spain are through to the FIFA Women’s World Cup final for the first time after a thriller last match in Aotearoa - the tournament’s success a revelation for Suzanne McFadden.

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More cliffhangers to come in World Cup drama

LockerRoom chews over the big numbers still to come in the final stages of the FIFA Women's World Cup. Suzanne McFadden gets the lowdown from Football Ferns great Maia Jackman

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From upsets to record attendances, these are the trends that have emerged at the Women's World Cup

The traditional elite being cut down to size has been the standout theme at the Women's World Cup ahead of the quarterfinals

The Independent UK

How ‘arrogance’ and ‘complacency’ led to United States’ decline

The USA suffered their earliest ever exit from the Women’s World Cup after defeat to Sweden, a result that signalled the end of an era

The Independent UK

Ruthless Diamonds exude belief as netball dominance of years gone by returns

As good as England had been at this World Cup they did not stand a chance against Australia who rediscovered their winning culture

The Guardian - AU

What Went Wrong for the USWNT?

Goals have been hard to come by in the Vlatko Andonovski era, and this World Cup was no different.

Sports Illustrated

Sharpened England face a World Cup test with a different edge

The Lionesses came through a difficult group stage but face a dangerous opponent in Nigeria and Asisat Oshoala in the last-16

The Independent UK

Women's World Cup: what still needs to be done to improve the lot of elite female footballers

The Fifa Women’s World Cup is just 32 years old and on its eighth official edition, while the men’s competition began 93 years ago and has enjoyed 22 tournaments.

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The Guardian - US

USA were stagnant and wasteful against Portugal. It was far from an anomaly

The defending champions spoke about ‘hope’ and ‘belief’ after scraping through their group. They will need a lot more than that in the next round

The Guardian - US

The US at this World Cup are young, talented … and running out of time to peak

The Americans should still make it to the knockouts. But they will need to improve quickly if they are to make a serious challenge for the title

The Guardian - UK

Jamaica and Haiti show gap is closing at this World Cup of the unexpected

Meticulously prepared, fearless underdogs are shining, in some cases against a backdrop of significant off-field problems

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Megan Rapinoe and the USWNT’s veterans are at the World Cup to win — and mentor ‘the next generation’

AUCKLAND, New Zealand — Much has been made of the U.S. women’s soccer team’s “old guard” at this World Cup, and for good reason.

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2023 World Cup: Getting to know Team Australia

Sam Kerr is must-watch, but can the co-hosts of this World Cup survive the Group of Death?

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How close to equality will FIFA World Cup get?

With just over 100 days to the FIFA Women’s World Cup – the largest sports event to ever be played in NZ - Kiwi Sarai Bareman talks about increased equality and prizemoney, getting more Pasifika and Māori playing football, and what rubs off from the Rugby World Cup.

Al Jazeera

The 10 players who caught our eye at the World Cup

From Musiala to Aboubakar to Amrabat, here are the 10 players that impressed us most at this World Cup.

Irish Mirror

End of an era as stars bow out on the world’s stage

For many, this was their last chance of World Cup success. And while some prospered, others crumbled.

Evening Standard

Keira Walsh column: Exciting times ahead for England, so Gareth Southgate has made right choice to stay

I really wasn’t sure whether or not Gareth Southgate would want to stay on as England manager beyond this World Cup.

Irish Mirror

Roy Keane blasts Qatar with 'stained' comment in final World Cup pundit appearance

The Manchester United legend appeared on ITV as a pundit this World Cup, and didn't mince his words when speaking about the host nation.

The Guardian - UK

The winner is … Qatar: curtain comes down on Project Hard Football Power

It was costly, carbon-heavy, bloodstained and corruption-shadowed but this micromanaged power play couldn’t have gone much better for the hosts

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