Women's World Cup: What to expect on Day 18
The knockout stages continue apace with Japan and Spain safely into the quarter-finals after impressive wins over Norway and Switzerland respectively.
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'We're a team to be reckoned with,' says Banyana's Seoponsenwe as Dutch date with destiny looms
Banyana Banyana forward Jermaine Seoposenwe said they're a team to be reckoned with and their unity will always be displayed in their performances as they face the game of their lives in Sunday's last 16 World Cup clash against the Netherlands in Sydney.
England need to beware the underdogs, warns former striker Sanderson
LONDON : England may be seen as favourites to win their first Women's World Cup, but they are not guaranteed to beat Nigeria in the last 16 on Monday, former Lioness Lianne Sanderson said as she highlighted the incredible form of the lower-ranked teams.
USWNT equal pay: What's the Women's World Cup prize money - ESPN
As the U.S. women's national team continue their campaign to win their fifth Women's World Cup, there's one aspect of this tournament that feels different from all the previous ones: The USWNT aren't fighting with their bosses for better pay.
USWNT's rich history with penalty kicks at the World Cup - ESPN
AUCKLAND, New Zealand — The just-concluded group stage at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup was arguably the most captivating in the tournament's history, and surprises and chaos were the order of the day.
Alex Marquez lands Silverstone MotoGP sprint, SA's Binder 9th
Alex Marquez woke up after a "sleepy" start to hold off a late charge from Marco Bezzecchi and win the British MotoGP sprint race at Silverstone on Saturday.
Taljaard hails 'gifted' Van der Berg as Proteas look to finish as Africa's best
Proteas shooter Nichole Taljaard had only glowing things to say about teammate Elmeré van der Berg on Friday.
Big Blow For Australia, Star Pacer May Miss ODIs vs India Ahead Of World Cup Due With Broken Wrist: Report
Australia skipper Pat Cummins could miss the three-match ODI series against India next month having played the fifth Ashes Test with a suspected broken wrist. Cricket Australia is yet to reveal the details of Cummins' injured left wrist. The men from Down Under will fly to India for the ODI series, which is slated to begin on September 22 in Mohali. However, "two sources with knowledge of the matter but not authorised to speak publicly say medical staff have not ruled out a possible fracture," according to the 'Sydney Morning Herald'.