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Trailblazing Women: The Inspiring Figures Behind the Legacy of the United States National Women’s Soccer Team
The United States National Women’s Soccer Team has proven to be a dominant force throughout the Olympic Games, displaying unwavering determination and embodying a never-give-up attitude. In a thrilling semi-final…
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The Importance of South Asian Heritage Month
South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM) was first launched in July 2019 at the UK House of Commons. The inaugural SAHM took place in 2020. The purpose of the month is…
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Breaking Barriers: Mental Health in Women’s Football
Sensitive Content: Discussions of Suicide, Anorexia, Depression and Anxiety In the fiercely competitive world of women’s football, where trophies, wins and rivalry take centre stage, there’s a significant but often…
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Germany Women set to reclaim Olympic glory after 2016 Gold
As the Olympic flame reaches its final destination, the 8-time European Champions Germany are more than ready to take on the tournament, though they will unfortunately be without Bayern Munich’s…
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What was the true impact of Spain’s historic World Cup glory?
A monumental World Cup win was set to catalyse a new era of change and growth for women’s football in Spain. However, the team’s phenomenal success was tainted by a…
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“Athletes and the Art of Navigating Relentless Decay”: Georgia Cloepfil Explores Life, Sport, and Time in The Striker and the Clock
The book chronicles the often-nomadic lifestyle of women in professional football. This set of circumstances is no secret to Cloepfil who played for six teams in six countries, traveling to…
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Canada excel through to the Quarter Finals: Highlighting the history and dedication behind the Women’s National team
Canada women’s national football team have advanced through to the quarter final of the Paris 2024 Olympics, excelling through all three group matches with victory. The team are set to…
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Japan Seeking Redemption: The Importance of the 2024 Olympics to The Japanese National Team
Japan’s “Golden Era” fell between 2011-2015. During this time, they had won the 2011 World Cup, came runners up in the 2012 Summer Olympics, won the 2014 Asian Cup, and…
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New Zealand: The 1975 triumph that remains unrecognised
New Zealand’s Women’s National football team, commonly known as the Football Ferns, have come a long way since their historic win of the first Women’s Asian Cup in 1975, however…
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Caicedo, Ramirez, and Usme: Colombia’s Leading Names
Colombia are set to make their third appearance at the Olympic Games this summer, and they arrive as a promising threat. Last summer during the Women’s World Cup, they took…