Women’s Football Features and Interviews
Women’s Soccer Scene editors, Mark and Neil Brown, pay tribute to their father, who was a great supporter of the women’s game. It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing on Tuesday morning […]
Wales captain Jess Fishlock is confident that her team can win the last of their Women’s World Cup qualifiers against Ukraine to finish in Group 6’s runners-up spot behind England and hopefully clinch a play-off […]
Striker Jodie Taylor will be aiming to hit her first England goal in Wednesday’s 2015 Women’s World Cup qualifier against Montenegro. Merseyside born but America based Taylor is hoping it will be third time lucky […]
Nottingham has been named as Sport England‘s City of Football, narrowly beating Manchester and Portsmouth. Nottingham will receive £1.6 million to get more people in the city playing football regularly. Competition for the prize was […]
Republic of Ireland go into the second game of their UEFA Women’s U-19 Championships qualifying round group against Moldova in Kristianstad, Sweden, tomorrow afternoon (2pm). Dave Connell’s side won 3-0 in their opening fixture against […]
After only 48 hours of ticket sales, the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™ has already surpassed 150,000 spectators through the sale of Stadium Passports, Stadium Half Passes, and individual tickets to the Final Match. […]
With only 267 days to go until the Opening Match of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™, tickets are now on sale… Tickets for single matches are not yet available but visit FIFA.com/Canada2015, where […]
With only 267 days to go until the Opening Match of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™, tickets are now on sale… Tickets for single matches are not yet available but visit FIFA.com/Canada2015, where […]
Republic of Ireland’s Ruesha Littlejohn has arrived in Slovakia brimming with confidence after helping her club Sandviken to the verge of promotion to the Norwegian top flight. The 24-year-old has bagged 13 goals since joining […]
Rivalry between counties is almost as fierce as national rivalry and this is certainly the case with Shetland and Orkney, although the rivalry is tempered with mutual respect, as we both know the common issues […]