Harder ends scoring drought as Danes advance to last 16
Denmark captain Pernille Harder converted a first-half penalty to register her maiden Women's World Cup goal, setting up a 2-0 victory over Haiti to book their place in the last 16.
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Plenty of positives despite loss to England, says Denmark coach
SYDNEY : While Denmark slipped to a 1-0 defeat by European champions England on Friday, coach Lars Sondergaard said there were positives to take from his team's first loss at this year's Women's World Cup.
James scorcher gives England 1-0 win over Denmark
SYDNEY : Lauren James scored a wonder strike in her first Women's World Cup start to lead England to a 1-0 Group D victory over Denmark on Friday, all but guaranteeing the European champions a spot in the knockout stage.
Danish coach Sondergaard says it would be 'mortal sin' not to enjoy playing England
SYDNEY : Denmark coach Lars Sondergaard said his players relish the chance to play against "superpower" England at Sydney Football Stadium on Friday, and that it would be a "mortal sin" not to.
Greenwood confident England can shed their goalscoring issues at World Cup
TERRIGAL, Australia : England defender Alex Greenwood is confident the Lionesses will rediscover their scoring touch quickly at the Women's World Cup, as the European champions have gone more than three games without scoring a goal from open play.
Chelsea sign US forward Catarina Macario from Lyon on three-year deal
Chelsea have announced the signing of the forward Catarina Macario on a three-year deal. The 23-year-old United States international joins from Lyon, where she spent two seasons.
Bayern sign Chelsea duo Eriksson and Harder on three-year deal
Bayern Munich have signed Chelsea skipper Magdalena Eriksson and midfielder Pernille Harder on three-year contracts, the Frauen-Bundesliga champions said on Thursday.
WSL 2022-23 review: club-by-club analysis and our writers’ highlights
ACL injuries to Beth Mead, Vivianne Miedema, Leah Williamson and Laura Wienroither. Season-ending injuries to Kim Little and Lia Wälti. Long-term injuries to Caitlin Foord and Steph Catley. Arsenal’s season was blighted by the absence of key personnel. Yet, somehow, they have a League Cup trophy and a place in next season’s Champions League. The resilience of the squad, the willingness and desire of players to step up and fight for each other as the challenge has got harder and harder, has been incredible. SW