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Women's World Cup 2019

11 July 2019

  • Megan Rapinoe celebrated her second World Cup victory at a parade on Wednesday

    Police investigate possible hate crime after slurs aimed at Megan Rapinoe

  • The US pose with the World Cup trophy after their victory parade in New York City

    After a brilliant World Cup victory, US stars return to their day jobs

10 July 2019

  • US Women's National Soccer team victory parade in New York<br>epa07707874 The US Women's national soccer team players gesture on float during their victory parade up the Canyon of Heroes on Broadway in New York, USA, 10 July 2019. The US Women's national soccer team won the FIFA world cup in France for the fourth time in their history. EPA/JASON SZENES

    US women's soccer team victory parade – in pictures

    Fresh from their fourth World Cup triumph, the team have been honoured by a traditional ticker-tape parade in New York
  • Marina Hyde

    Women’s World Cup captured public’s imagination despite Fifa’s worst efforts

    Marina Hyde
    Patronising scheduling set the tournament up to fail but players such as Megan Rapinoe used their platform to highlight how the governing body has let them down
  • Jill Ellis has yet to lose a World Cup match

    Jill Ellis: where does a women's football coach go after two World Cup titles?

    The USA coach defied critics – including some in her locker room – to triumph in France. But she is unlikely to find a bigger job than her current one

9 July 2019

  • WWC final

    David Squires on …
    David Squires on … the Women's World Cup final

    Our cartoonist on the USA’s victory over the Netherlands and the tournament as a whole
  • Eni Aluko

    Sportblog
    People have fallen for women’s football. We must ensure it’s a long-term relationship

    Eni Aluko
    The future of the women’s game has never looked brighter but keeping fans interested after the World Cup is vital to its growth
  • The US players’ next fight will take place in the courtroom.

    'It's just the start': how World Cup victory affects USA's fight for equal pay

    The US secured the World Cup trophy on Sunday. And they also won something just as valuable for their lawsuit against US Soccer: public goodwill

8 July 2019

  • Lucy Bronze and Rachel Daly celebrate the former’s goal against Norway; Sweden against the Netherlands; Megan Rapinoe; Havana Solaun scores Jamaica’s first ever World Cup goal; empty seats at the Stade de Nice; Cameroon players surround referee Qin Liang.

    Sportblog
    Women’s World Cup 2019: Guardian writers pick their highs and lows

  • Fans of Brazil hold a life-size cardboard cut-out of Argentina's striker Lionel Messi eating popcorn and wearing an Argentina soccer jersey outside the Maracana stadium prior to the final soccer match of the Copa America between Brazil and Peru in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Sunday, July 7, 2019. (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko)

    Football Weekly
    Joy for Rapinoe and co, a 'nonsense' loss for England and Lionel Messi – Football Weekly

  • The US won their World Cup but the competition will only get more intense in the future

    Fifa's VAR bumbling hurt a World Cup in which the women's game shone

    Hope Solo
  • A pack of toilet rolls

    Brief letters
    Duane Pipe and the sorely missed loo roll

  • Sportblog
    Lionesses inspire us all but heroes alone cannot make a nation more sporty

    Sean Ingle

  • The Guardian picture essay
    Women's World Cup – the best shots by female photographers

  • 'Everybody is ready for it': World Cup winner Megan Rapinoe on equal pay – video

  • Lucy Bronze: Phil Neville is ‘not the best coach’ but made England better

  • USA carried social and sporting burdens at the World Cup. They won anyway

7 July 2019

  • Women's World Cup final: ecstatic fans react to US victory – video

    Jubilant fans rejoice after the United States' record fourth World Cup win

  • Women's World Cup 2019: how USA became four-times champions – video

    From a record-breaking run, to the fight for equal pay via Megan Rapinoe's tiff with Donald Trump - here's a look back at the USA's road to defending their World Cup crown.

  • Phil Neville speaks to a fourth official during England’s controversial third-place play-off defeat against Sweden in Nice.

    Phil Neville struggles with handball minefield after England VAR nightmare

    Phil Neville showed his growing vexation with the new handball rules after England play-off defeat at the Women’s World Cup
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