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MANCHESTER, England : Switzerland's Alisha Lehmann, arguably as well known for her social media presence as her prowess on the pitch, is the top Instagram influencer heading to the Women's World Cup, according to Nielsen Sports, amassing 13.5 million followers to pass American Alex Morgan in the last year.
NEW YORK: An increasingly gruelling schedule could be behind the rash of injuries that have sidelined top talent ahead of the Women's World Cup, former US forward Carli Lloyd told Reuters.
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Spain head coach Jorge Vilda has named his preliminary squad for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup which is set to take place in Australia and New Zealand next month.
A feud between Spanish players and Spain women's coach Jorge Vilda appears to have come to an end after three of the 15 players who were previously frozen out of the national setup were called up for this year's Women's World Cup on Monday.
Alexia Putellas and Lucy Bronze are hoping to go a step further with Barcelona this year and win the Champions League. Barcelona were losing finalists last year but they have a chance to put things right when they line up against Wolfsburg on Saturday afternoon. Ad Putellas is widely regarded as the best player in the world and is a stalwart at the club, while 31-year-old England international Bronze joined in the summer.
LONDON : Barcelona will be aiming to clinch their second Women's Champions League title in three years on Saturday, but will be up against a steely VfL Wolfsburg side desperate to get their hands on a trophy they last won in 2014.
Manchester United forward Alessia Russo was named Player of the Year at the inaugural Women’s Football Awards, with her fellow England star Keira Walsh named International Player of the Year. Russo and Walsh were key figures in England winning Euro 2022, with the former scoring four goals and the latter being named in the team of the tournament.