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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.

The full World Cup experience comes with corresponding changes off the pitch, more photo shoots and social media followers among them.

World No.2 Tyler Wright finished runner-up at the WSL's Corona Open at Jeffreys Bay in South Africa last year and is looking to go one better in 2023.

The Chelsea club-mates will be out to shine on the international stage this summer.

Questions remain over how Karen Carney’s recommendations would be funded but important work should not be ignored

The Government commissioned an independent review in September 2022 and have said the right backing could help the sport reach stratospheric levels

BBC's World Cup 2023 presenting, punditry and commentary line-ups feature plenty of familiar faces

Manager Emma Hayes had previously said watching women’s football was ‘too cheap’

Campbell was appointed the FA's Director of Women's Football in 2018 and says the Lionesses' EUROs win has "turbo-charged" the growth of the women's game