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The prevalence of knee injuries in women's soccer has been caused by a lack of research and investment, former Australia forward Sarah Walsh said ahead of the Women's World Cup.
Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall is backing Lauren Hemp to be a star player for England at the Women's World Cup. England are preparing for their opening game against Haiti on July 22 as they bid to win their first World Cup in Australia and New Zealand this summer. Ad The Lionesses are considered one of the heavy favourites to win the competition with their squad mostly consisting of Women's Super League players.
Jordan Nobbs is hoping for renaissance in her international career going into this year’s Women’s World Cup. The Aston Villa midfielder missed out on England's unforgettable Euro 2022 success, along with the 2019 World Cup and 2021 Olympic Games with Team GB due to injury. Ad Nobbs is one of the most experienced players in a more youthful-looking squad, and seems to value her selection even more given her tribulations in recent years.
Some of the biggest names in the game won't be playing in the Women's World Cup because of what feels like an epidemic of ACL injuries — and players are asking why.
Zambia's starting goalkeeper Hazel Nali will not play in the Women's World Cup due to serious knee ligament injuries, her national team said on Wednesday.
Sarina Wiegman says England’s long wait for glory at the highest level was “almost a trauma,’ before their Euro 2022 triumph. The Dutchwoman ended the country's 56-year wait for a senior trophy with an epic 2-1 victory after extra time against Germany at Wembley.
MANCHESTER, England : Footballers missing tournaments through injury has always been part and parcel of the game but the sheer number of women whose World Cup dreams have been dashed by anterior cruciate ligament ruptures this year has led to calls for a radical rethink.
BURTON UPON TRENT, England: England shoulder heavy expectations at the Women's World Cup as the reigning European champions, but the Lionesses say they are embracing the pressure that is well-earned.