How Scotland Women lost out to Spain as hopes of automatic World Cup qualification are ended
Scotland Women’s hopes of reaching next year’s World Cup via automatic qualification are over after they were defeated 2-0 by Spain at Hampden.
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Nordic countries to make joint bid for women's Euro 2025
The Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden announced on Wednesday that they will launch a joint bid to host the 2025 European Women's Championship, formally entering a crowded field to secure the tournament.
Billy Gilmour has better days beyond Norwich says former Rangers manager Ally McCoist
Billy Gilmour can banish his Norwich City loan demons and is destined to dine at European football’s top table, reckons Ally McCoist.
Crystal Palace suffer Michael Olise injury scare as Arsenal clash and Chelsea FA Cup semi-final loom
Crystal Palace have been dealt a potential injury blow after Michael Olise withdrew from the France Under-21s squad.
Winger Amine Adli adds to Bayer Leverkusen's injury list
Amine Adli is out for the rest of the season with a torn thigh after becoming the fifth Bayer Leverkusen player to suffer a serious injury in recent weeks. The 21-year-old tore a tendon playing for the French juniors last Thursday after setting up a goal in a 2-0 win over the Faroe Islands.
Huge blow: Leeds United now facing "worrying" setback that'll leave Marsch sweating - opinion
Leeds United face a “worrying” blow over Illan Meslier, according to former goalkeeper Paul Robinson.
2022 World Cup: How qualifying works around the world
Qualifying for the 2022 World Cup began on June 6, 2019, when minor nations from the Asian confederation played their first round of matches. Mongolia's Norjmoogiin Tsedenbal scored the very first goal in a 2-0 win over Brunei Darussalam.
Veteran 'keeper Milan Borjan finally getting chance to honour his adopted Canada with magical World Cup run
In March 2018, shortly after John Herdman had moved from coaching Canada's women to Canada's men, he held his first camp in Murcia, Spain. He knew that he had some skeptical minds to change, and some wounded hearts to mend. He soon met with goalkeeper Milan Borjan — by Herdman's reckoning, one of the few big names who had bothered showing up — to talk about where the team had been, and where together they might go.