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Khadija Shaw wins PFA player of the year award
Manchester City forward Khadija Shaw has won the PFA player of the year award for the second time in three seasons, expressing her honor at the recognition.
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Sister Acts Set to Shine at FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027
Malawi's Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga have qualified for the FIFA Women's World Cup Brazil 2027, joining a rare group of siblings who have competed at the tournament. Since 1991, only four sister pairs have played, and more are hoping to follow.
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Every Opening Match at the FIFA Women's World Cup
From China 1991 to New Zealand 2023, relive the drama of every opening match in Women's World Cup history. As Brazil prepares to host the 2027 tournament, FIFA looks back at the nine fixtures that kicked off the world's premier women's football event.
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Chloe Taylor Sets Sights on U-20 World Cup with Canada
Canada's Chloe Taylor, a standout at the U-17 World Cup, aims to lead her nation at the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Poland. With a strong squad and recent Concacaf title, Taylor believes a medal is within reach.
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Afghan Women's Football Team Reunites in New Zealand After FIFA Ruling
Afghan women's football team Afghan Women United reunites in New Zealand for the first time since FIFA allowed them to represent their country. The 23-player squad, living in exile, plays unofficial friendlies against the Cook Islands, marking a milestone after years of campaigning.
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Super Falcons target 11th Wafcon title amid growing competition
Nigeria's Super Falcons have arrived in Morocco to defend their Women's Africa Cup of Nations title, seeking an 11th crown. Coach Justin Madugu acknowledges heightened competition as the tournament expands to 16 teams, with World Cup qualification at stake.
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Haiti's World Cup Dream: Football as a Beacon of Hope Amid Gang
As Haiti prepares to face Brazil at the Women's World Cup, football offers a rare respite from gang violence. The national team, mostly foreign-born, carries the hopes of a nation where domestic matches are impossible due to insecurity. Players like Woodensky Pierre symbolize resilience, inspiring a new generation to choose sports over gangs.