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Women's stars urge FIFA end Saudi Aramco deal

A group of over 100 professional women's footballers on Monday sent an open letter to FIFA urging the world governing body to end its partnership with oil and gas conglomerate Saudi Aramco.

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39dJeff Kassouf

All-time great Sinclair to retire after NWSL season

Portland Thorns forward Christine Sinclair, the leading goal scorer in international soccer history, will retire at the end of the 2024 National Women's Soccer League season, she announced Friday.

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50dStephanie Brantz

Ex-USWNT boss Sermanni returns to Matildas

Australia's most experienced women's football coach will once more take the reins of the national team with Tom Sermanni unveiled as the Matildas interim coach.

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53dJeff Carlisle

Poch: USMNT must aim to match women, win WC

Mauricio Pochettino began his tenure as United States men's national team coach saying his players should aspire to achieve as much as the American women.

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70dReuters

FIFPRO maternity guide helps clubs follow policy

Global soccer players' union FIFPRO has launched a 48-page guide to help clubs navigate FIFA's maternity rules regarding pregnancy and post-childbirth playing careers.

The history of U.S. men's and women's Olympic soccer (1:24)
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96dJoey Lynch

Gustavsson exits Matildas after Olympic KO

Tony Gustavsson's reign as head coach of the Matildas is over, with Football Australia confirming on Thursday that it had mutually agreed part ways with the Swede following the conclusion of his contract.

Hayes 'so excited' to return to Wembley to face England with the USWNT (1:01)
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What's next for Canada after points appeal at the Olympics? (2:16)
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Should Spain be favorites ahead of the USWNT to win the Olympics? (1:50)
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104dJoey Lynch

Cash-strapped A-League clubs welcome FIFA aid

The legacy of the 2023 Women's World Cup continues to be felt Down Under, with cash-strapped A-League sides netting tens of thousands of dollars as part of FIFA's club benefits programme.

Sydney Leroux recalls her favourite career memories (1:26)
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Lawson: Spy drone casting a shadow over Canada at the Olympics (2:13)
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TFP on USWNT resurgence under Hayes: 'It's going to take time' (1:30)
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FIFA Women's World Cup Ladder

Group AGPWDLGDP
Switzerland3120+25
Norway3111+54
New Zealand311104
Philippines3102-73
Group BGPWDLGDP
Australia3201+46
Nigeria3120+15
Canada3111-34
Republic of Ireland3012-21
Group CGPWDLGDP
Japan3300+119
Spain3201+46
Zambia3102-83
Costa Rica3003-70
Group DGPWDLGDP
England3300+79
Denmark3201+26
China3102-53
Haiti3003-40
Group EGPWDLGDP
Netherlands3210+87
United States3120+35
Portugal3111+14
Vietnam3003-120
Group FGPWDLGDP
France3210+47
Jamaica3120+15
Brazil3111+34
Panama3003-80
Group GGPWDLGDP
Sweden3300+89
South Africa311104
Italy3102-53
Argentina3012-31
Group HGPWDLGDP
Colombia3201+26
Morocco3201-46
Germany3111+54
South Korea3012-31