Women S Football

The Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) should be a celebration of skill, resilience and the growing power of women’s football across the African continent. Instead, recent…

Despite the Covid-19 pandemic taking its toll on the sport at school level, with kids missing crucial age-related developmental stages, there has been an uptick in girls wanting…

The growing list of professional women footballers plying their trade at overseas clubs could be the missing piece the side needs to conquer the continent after five failed…

Australia’s women footballers will earn the same as the Socceroos in a groundbreaking new deal

A film about a Khartoum team’s struggles neatly reflects the contemporary theme of women’s strength in the face of direct opposition

But there are still more questions than answers for Safa to address to make the league the success women’s football needs it to be

The US team’s experience and nous will always be favoured on the biggest stage of all

The European Champions have a chance to become world champions when they take on the current holders of the Fifa Women’s World Cup

The idea supporters might watch their women’s team, in the same ground and just as often, as the men’s side, remains a distant concept in Europe

Let’s blow the rest of Europe away, England women’s manager urges

That attendance was the largest ever for a top-flight club match in European women’s football

A continental five-a-side competition, established last year by Castle Brewery, pits local teams against each other

Under new Dutch coach Vera Pauw Banyana have a reasonable chance of doing what no South African women’s side have ever done before.

Banyana Banyana turned on the heat in the first 45 minutes scoring three goals and ultimately beating Botswana 4-0 in Vanderbijlpark on Saturday.

The South African women’s football team has been preparing to take on Ghana at Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto on Saturday.