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Deodhar Trophy: Red-Hot South Zone Hold Edge Over Competitive East Zone In Final

The formidable South Zone will be eyeing their second national title in three weeks when they face an equally combative East Zone in the Deodhar Trophy final in Puducherry on Thursday. South Zone, who had won the Duleep Trophy last month in Bengaluru, have entered the title round with an all-win record in the league stage, and hold a slight edge. South will be looking to add a ninth Deodhar Trophy to their cabinet, while East Zone will be gunning for their sixth title in the competition.

South Africa book spot in knockout stages with last-gasp win over Italy

WELLINGTON: Thembi Kgatlana scored a last-gasp winner to give South Africa their first ever Women's World Cup win with a 3-2 victory over Italy that sent them through to the last 16 of the tournament at the expense of their opponents.

Morocco's women prove it's not just the men who enjoy World Cup spotlight

It might be a cliche but just competing at this year’s Women’s World Cup was already a victory for Morocco.

Yellow cards force Colombia coach to approach final group game with caution

PERTH : Group leaders Colombia may have one foot in the Women's World Cup knockout stages but on Wednesday coach Nelson Abadia warned his squad will have to play with caution to avoid the risk of losing booked players to suspension for the next game.

Shui vows to revive China as Steel Roses wilt on global stage

ADELAIDE : China's latest global challenge ended with a thrashing handed out by a familiar foe on Tuesday in a loss that underscored once more how far the Steel Roses have fallen since their sole appearance in the Women's World Cup final 24 years ago.

'We just have to get better': US regroup after World Cup close call

AUCKLAND : The United States must up their level across the board as they likely face a lethal round-of-16 opponent at the Women's World Cup, having just barely kept their title defence alive after a breathtaking scare in Tuesday's final group-stage hurdle.

What's next for USA? Mapping out its daunting path to Women's World Cup final

It so, so nearly wasn't the case, but the United States is alive and kicking at this Women's World Cup — even if the aforementioned kicking wasn't particularly accurate, cohesive or confidence-inducing during the team's disappointing 0-0 draw against Portugal.

Can USA still flip the switch? 'It's not like we don't have the pieces'

AUCKLAND, New Zealand — In the aftermath of the United States' worst performance ever in the first round of a Women's World Cup, the players repeated platitudes about achieving their primary goal of advancing to the knockout stage.

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Deodhar Trophy: Red-Hot South Zone Hold Edge Over Competitive East Zone In Final

South Africa book spot in knockout stages with last-gasp win over Italy

Morocco's women prove it's not just the men who enjoy World Cup spotlight

Yellow cards force Colombia coach to approach final group game with caution

Shui vows to revive China as Steel Roses wilt on global stage

'We just have to get better': US regroup after World Cup close call

What's next for USA? Mapping out its daunting path to Women's World Cup final

Can USA still flip the switch? 'It's not like we don't have the pieces'