#womens-football

#womens-football

"I think that way of thinking is disappearing from society. I still think we have to keep opening doors, normalising situations that are becoming more and more normal and that have to be normal."

England's extraordinary progress to a third successive major final has been an ignition moment for women's football, cementing its increasing popularity and viewership across various platforms.

The parody TikTok highlights sexist questions faced by England's women's national football team, featuring absurd inquiries like who has the heaviest period on the squad.

Spain W, crowned world champions two years ago, have yet to concede a goal at the European Championships, showcasing their formidable defense and attacking prowess.

"Before your feminine instinct tells you to destroy this letter." Hearing this opening line decades later left me wondering what the handwritten letter contained.

Chris Boardman expressed deep concern regarding the racism and sexism directed at England's women's football team, stating that online toxicity undermines efforts to increase female participation in sport.

Spain continues its quest for a first European title, overcoming tough competition from Switzerland with key plays, including Aitana Bonmati's inspiring assist for Athenea del Castillo's goal.

Michelle Agyemang's transformation from ball girl to scoring a match-saving goal for the Lionesses in Euro 2025 highlights her rapid rise in women's football.

Hannah Hampton displayed remarkable composure and agility in the penalty shootout against Sweden, saving two penalties that contributed to England's victory and semi-final advancement.