Spain rely on Putellas's return to leave mutiny drama behind
MADRID: Spain should arguably be considered one of the strongest and most exciting teams at this year's Women's World Cup with a talented group of young players led by Alexia Putellas.
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Man United's Women's World Cup fate decided as Jorge Vilda names Spain squad
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.
Barca slim favourites for Champions League but Wolfsburg have history on their side
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.
Barca, Bayern book knockout berths in Women's Champions League
Barcelona and Bayern Munich both cruised to comfortable wins on Thursday to seal their places in the last eight of the Women's Champions League.
Barca, Bayern book knockout berths in Women's Champions League
PARIS: Barcelona and Bayern Munich both cruised to comfortable wins on Thursday to book their tickets for the knockout stage of the Women’s Champions League.
Women's Champions League round-up: Barcelona hand out 9-0 humbling to Benfica, Juventus ease past Zurich 2-0
Barcelona recorded their biggest ever win in the Champions League with a 9-0 hammering of Benfica. The Blaugrana — featuring England's Lucy Bronze — were ruthless from the first whistle in Catalonia, with Patricia Guijarro putting them ahead with just seconds gone. Ad Aitana Bonmati and Asisat Oshoala made it 3-0 at the break, before the goals really began to stream in.
Barcelona's Fridolina Rolfö slams Spanish Football Federation over player boycott
Sweden’s Fridolina Rolfö has criticised the Spanish Football Federation for their treatment of the national women’s team players.
‘Am I to blame? No.' – Jorge Vilda insists that he will lead Spain without 15 players in dispute with FA
Jorge Vilda says he is not at fault, nor will he step down as coach of the Spanish national team, after not calling up the 15 players who asked «not to be summoned» until concerns about their physical and emotional well-being were addressed. Last week, the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) said they had received emails from 15 different players asking for the dismissal of Vilda.