All news by author: Laura Hartley

Mary Earps spoke out prior to the Women's World Cup, and despite that and a petition, Nike had cemented themselves into not taking any action until now

England's World Cup dream is over after Spain proved a step too far for the Lionesses, as Sarina Wiegman's side fell to a 1-0 defeat at Stadium Australia, beaten by Olga Carmona's fine first-half strike

England fell to defeat in their first-ever Women's World Cup final and number one goalkeeper Mary Earps was inconsolable at the final whistle after she saved a penalty

England face Spain in the World Cup final in Sydney with Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses looking to add the game's biggest title to the European Championship crown won on home soil last summer

FIFA's president has sparked controversy with his latest comments regarding women in football on the eve of the biggest World Cup in the history of the female game

Sarina Wiegman is set to speak to the media ahead of Wednesday's semi-final against Australia on Wednesday while Spain take on Sweden in the other last-four match

The FA Women's National League clubs had originally agreed for the first day of the season to kick off on the same day as the Women's World Cup final

England are one game from glory after beating hosts Australia to reach the World Cup final, so it's time to show your support for Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses

Speaking exclusively to Mirror Football, Arsenal and England star Beth Mead opened up on what she wish she did at the 2019 World Cup - and her hopes for the Lionesses about to take to the pitch against Australia

The rivalry from the historic enemy lines between Australia and England in cricket, is being built around football - with it only the Lionesses' third meeting with Australia since 2018

BBC coverage of the first Women's World Cup semi-final wasn't going to plan as sound issues continue - but fans have noticed something not quite right with the graphics

ENGLAND 2-1 COLOMBIA: The Lionesses fought a tough battle against a physical Colombian side but Alessia Russo's winner in the second half ensured a place in the semi-finals against hosts Australia

AUSTRALIA 0-0 FRANCE (Pens 7-6): The penultimate quarter-final went all the way to penalties after a battle between both sides saw a 0-0 draw at the end of both 90 minutes and extra time

England v Nigeria went to extra-time after an extremely nervy 90 minutes - with some of those spent with just 10 women on the pitch after a Lauren James red card

The FA still haven't given an update on how serious Keira Walsh's injury is but she has been pictured doing individual rehab and now new pictures have emerged which will please fans

Norway's star player made headlines just prior to their second World Cup group stage after exiting the pitch following the national anthems - confusing players and fans

Jamaica have made history by reaching the World Cup knockout stages for the first time - but their road to the tournament in Australia hasn't been easy

Brazil could only manage a 0-0 draw with Jamaica in their final group game - and that result, twinned with France's win over Panama means they have been eliminated

From early drama which saw Norway's Ada Hegerberg leave the pitch after the Anthems, while co-hosts New Zealand exited the tournament at the end of their group stage

Moroccan captain Ghizlane Chebbak faced the media ahead of their historic World Cup debut, but the moment was overshadowed after one reporter asked whether there were gay players in their squad

After a nervy final 15 minutes, England were left pushing to keep themselves in the game with two huge saves from Mary Earps but the final whistle went twice to confusion players and fans

Republic of Ireland started the match with a full squad after injured Denise O'Sullivan recovered from an injury which she suffered in an abandoned game against Columbia last week

As the biggest ever Women's World Cup kicks off in Australia and New Zealand, our team have made their predictions over who will claim the trophy next month

Co-hosts New Zealand have won their first ever Women's World Cup match after an entertaining and historic match with VAR and a penalty missed, while history was made with more than 40,000 in attendance.

A major independent review into women's is taking place to grow the game off the back of a successful year for the Lionesses and Women's Super League