The U.S. Women's National Team has their first game at the 2019 Women's World Cup on Tuesday. Here's what to know about the team and tournament.

Fifa has faced criticism over the Women's World Cup prize money

The Argentina women's national team got their first point in any World Cup on Monday with a 0-0 draw against Japan. After the match, the players grew emotional and hugged, celebrating as if they had won. Argentina's women's team has had a tortured history in …

The 2019 Women's World Cup in France kicked off with a matchup between France and the Korea Republic. Over a month of competition, 552 players representing 24 countries will hit the pitch for 52 matches. The USA and France are the two favorites to win the Cup…

19-year-old Giulia Gwinn scored the winning goal for Germany in her Women's World Cup debut on Saturday. Gwinn fired her team to victory over China from outside the box in the 66th minute. It was the only goal in the group stage match. Watch the stunning stri…

It's the second day of the Women's World Cup. More people than ever are expected to tune into the tournament as the U.S. hopes to retain its title. As the sport gains more attention, some players say it's time for the women to be treated as they deserve. Roxa…

Guro Reiten scores as Norway beats Nigeria 3-0 in Women's World Cup

The 2019 Women's World Cup is underway in France. The United States Women's National Team enters the tournament as one of the favorites but will face significant competition from across the globe. Below we break down how all 24 teams stack up heading into the…

Women's football has come a long way in the past few years - but there are still some obstacles to overcome.

As the U.S. Women's National Team defends their 2016 World Cup title, they are also fighting a long and drawn out battle for equal pay.

Ada Hegerberg, the winner of the 2018 Ballon D'Or, is not playing at the 2019 Women's World Cup. Hegerberg said in 2017 that she would not play for Norway because she felt the women's team was not treated equally to the men's and that there were internal prob…

Brandi Chastain turned down multiple offers to sell bra she wore after helping to lead the U.S. women's team to the 1999 World Cup title.

Mexico, St. Louis Blues, Women's World Cup: Here’s what you need to know.

Reality Check takes a look at the numbers behind the Fifa Women's World Cup 2019

Fox Sports offered 4K streams for the 2018 FIFA World Cup last year, but in order to watch them, you had to own a HiSense TV. For the Women's World Cup that begins Friday in France, those higher quality streams will be more readily available. The network told…

Japan achieved an unlikely triumph at the 2011 Women's World Cup, a victory that became interwoven with the Fukushima disaster which had taken place four months previously.

SportsPulse: She may not be starting but best believe she will have a serious impact on the USWNT's run in the 2019 Women's World Cup. Her name is Carli Lloyd and you need to know her name this summer.

The concerns about the lack of gear and the refusal to allow them on fields previously used exclusively by men are in the past

BBC sport looks back on the gut-wrenching moment Laura Bassett scored an own goal to knock England out of the 2015 World Cup, against Japan in the semi-final.

Japan won the Women's World Cup in 2011 and was runner-up in 2015 but few people believe the country will triumph at the next edition in France in June

Global soccer leader FIFA says it cares about development of the women's game, but even with the World Cup approaching, the women are still getting second-class treatment.

Ada Hegerberg is the best player in women's soccer but she will not be at the Women's World Cup

The 1999 Women's World Cup was a thrilling chapter in the history of U.S. soccer. The Americans won the trophy on home soil after taking China to penalty kicks in the final. 20 years later, we look back on the players that built the team that won the tourname…

Fans who bought tickets to Women's World Cup games in France are just finding out now that their seats might not be next to each other.

Six-time world player of the year Marta and veteran Formiga will lead Brazil in the Women's World Cup in France