The Latest Breaking News from Women World Cup

FIFA has sold more tickets in the past month for next year's Women's World Cup than what it sold in the first four months of the 2019 tournament.

FIFA wants broadcasters, including big countries in Europe, to pay more for broadcast rights for the Women's World Cup next year in Australia and New Zealand.

Winning a World Cup at home can change the game for women's football — something FIFA legend Carla Overbeck knows firsthand.

FIFA Secretary General Fatma Samoura says discussions are ongoing about potentially further boosting the prize pot from the previously-stated $85 million to $100 million

The field for the largest Women’s World Cup ever is filling up, with 32 nations set to vie for glory in New Zealand and Australia next summer.

The U.S., Mexico and Canada will be putting on the biggest World Cup yet, with the host sites picked for the 48-team event.

Women’s football is on the rise. Tickets for the final of the Women’s European Championship, due to take place at Wembley Stadium on 31 July 2022, recently sold out within less than an hour of going on sale. The match could break the attendance record for any European Championship match,…

A women-specific gym, bespoke circular changing room, sleep pods and a history walking tour — the new Home of Matildas in Melbourne sets a new benchmark for women's sport facilities.

With the 2023 Women's World Cup around the corner, CEO David Beeche speaks to exclusively to ABC about milestones, legacies, and what fans can expect.