We’ve seen a swell in support for women’s sports lately. But what if we told you this is nothing compared to what happened one summer over 50 years ago? We know that the USWNT is known to sell out stadiums and that the NWSL is growing daily, but what about the biggest Women’s World Cup? […] The post The Story Behind Copa ’71: The Unofficial First Women’s World Cup appeared first on Girls Soccer Network.| Girls Soccer Network
SINGAPORE, 14 JUNE 2025 – The Singapore Women’s National Team will return to action this Sunday, 15 June, when they take on Hong K...| www.fas.org.sg
During her three-year absence from the national team, life had settled into a quiet, almost peaceful, rhythm for Lim Li Xian, just playi...| www.fas.org.sg
The Lionesses’ journey to the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ Qualifiers has been anything ...| www.fas.org.sg
SINGAPORE, 13 JUNE 2025 – Singapore Women’s National Team Head Coach Karim Bencherifa has named a final squad of 23 players for ...| www.fas.org.sg
VIENTIANE, 4 DECEMBER 2024 - On Thursday, 5 December, the Lionesses will line up against Timor-Leste in their last ASEAN Football Federa...| www.fas.org.sg
SINGAPORE, 27 JULY 2024 - It was 16 July, and by the 80th minute of the women’s international friendly at the Jalan Besar Stadium, the...| www.fas.org.sg
