Category:Women's football (soccer)

This is the category for women's football (soccer).

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• 17 December 2013: Wikinews interviews former Matilda's player Sarah Walsh about Australian women's soccer
• 7 December 2013: Wikinews interviews academic Steve Redhead about Australian women's soccer
• 7 January 2013: Abby Wambach wins FIFA World Player of the Year
• 19 November 2012: Canberra United lose first game since January 2011
• 27 July 2012: London Olympics organizers apologize after North Korea flag gaffe
• 22 July 2009: UEFA Women's Cup: Potsdam wins Women's Cup against Stockholm
• 22 July 2009: Germany to host 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup
• 18 January 2009: Queensland win W-League Grand Final
• 21 February 2006: 2006 Algarve Cup Preparations
• 11 July 2005: More political, soccer-related unrest in Iran follows Bahrain victory

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An Uruguayan and Ghanaian player battle for a ball at the 2018 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, for national teams of women under 17.
Image: Sala de Medios de la Intendencia de Montevideo.