Let’s go back to 11 June 1961. At this tournament, three women - Nel Rentenaar, Ineke Boom and Klazien Laan - refereed official football matches.
SL Benfica leads the way through club-led historical research on the women in the club's history.
She has never played football for the money but for the joy of the game and camaraderie in sport.
Women’s football in the Netherlands through the lens of international football developments.
Football was not for girls, she was told by her parents, who even kept her out of school. She left and became a role model for many.
While FIFA now touts progress, this article unveils the remarkable achievements of forgotten female footballers who played against all odds.
Morocco will take part in the Women’s World Cup becoming the first ever Arab country to take part in a Women’s World Cup .
We are living in a period characterized by significant financial changes in the field of women’s football and some others will continue to come.
Activism on the pitch has many faces. Here are some team captains who wear their colours on their armbands.
An opera about community, collective action, local stories and football.
How is the gender pay gap reflected in women’s football and what can be done to change it? How do we help students reflect on this?
