Iranian women allowed to watch landmark moment as Iran qualifies for World Cup in Qatar
By Aleks Klosok, CNN
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FA announces ‘significant increase’ in Women’s FA Cup prize money from 2022-23
The Football Association has announced there will be a “significant increase” in prize money for the Women’s FA Cup next season as Aston Villa boss Carla Ward added to Emma Hayes’ criticism of the disparity between the current figures and those for the men’s competition.
Women's FA Cup: What to look out for in the fourth round this weekend
The Women's FA Cup returns this weekend, with the Women's Super League giants joining the fray as part of the 16 fourth-round ties.
Simon Jordan slammed for 'shameful' and 'lazy' comments on FA Cup prize money disparity
With the fourth round of the Women’s FA Cup set to take place this weekend, the issue of the prize money on offer during the tournament is being widely discussed.
'It was a slap back to reality' - 'Rocket' Dave Ryding brought crashing back down to earth after World Cup lift-off
Dave Ryding ended last week on top of the skiing world only to be brought back down to earth with a bump three days later. In Kitzbuehel on Saturday, the 35-year-old from Pendle became the first Brit to win an alpine skiing World Cup event, claiming victory in the slalom on the legendary slopes in Austria. Ad/> By Tuesday, Ryding was not even the fastest Brit on the circuit, beaten by training partner Billy Major a couple of hours down the road in Schladming, with Major 18th and Ryding 20th.
Simon Jordan slammed for 'shameful' comments on FA Cup prize money disparity
With the fourth round of the Women’s FA Cup set to take place this weekend, the issue of the prize money on offer during the tournament is being widely discussed.
Women's Teams In FA Cup SHOULD Be Paid Equal To Men's In Competition, FA Told To 'Level Up' Prize Money
Female teams competing in the Women’s FA Cup should be paid at the same rate as their male counterparts, according to a leading union.
'Rocket' Ryding brought crashing back down to earth after World Cup lift-off
Dave Ryding ended last week on top of the skiing world only to be brought back down to earth with a bump three days later. In Kitzbuehel on Saturday, the 35-year-old from Pendle became the first Brit ever to win an alpine skiing World Cup event, claiming victory in the slalom on the legendary slopes in Austria. Ad/> By Tuesday Ryding was not even the fastest Brit on the circuit, beaten by training partner Billy Major a couple of hours down the road in Schladming, with Major 18th and Ryding 20th.