England and FIFA Host Australia Advance in WWC QFs

Australian national icon Sam Kerr receives the close attention of France’s Wendie Renard in the day’s first FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 quarter-final at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, south-east Queensland in Australia on Saturday, 12 August. Photo: (c) FIFA

The quarter-final match between Australia and France in the Women’s World Cup 2023 proved to be an intense and tightly contested affair. Both teams had their chances throughout the game, with France dominating possession and creating more dangerous opportunities, but it was host nation Australia to advance 7-6 on panellists after the match ended goalless after regular and extra time.

Morocco Makes History, While South Korea Stuns Germany

A thrilling day of action unfolded in Group H of the FIFA Women’s World Cup as Morocco secure a historic victory against Colombia, while South Korea hold favourites Germany to a surprising draw.
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#WorldCupWednesday Focus: Eight FIFA Women’s World Cup Debutants

the Copper Queens made massive strides at the 2014 and 2018 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations competitions, their first two appearances in the African finals. Photo: Supplied

In today’s #WorldCupWednesday focus, we highlight eight countries – Haiti, Republic of Ireland, Morocco, Panama, Philippines, Portugal, Vietnam and Zambia, as they prepare to feature at their first-ever FIFA Women’s World Cup tournament from 20 July.
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Banyana Banyana Receive WAFCON Bonuses

The South African Football Association (SAFA) confirmed on Friday 12 August that all 23 Banyana Banyana players have been paid their bonuses for winning their first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title in Morocco last month. Photo: Supplied

SAFA confirms that all 23 Banyana Banyana players have been paid their bonuses for winning their first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title in Morocco last month.
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