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ESPN Back As Women’s Euro Broadcaster Across Central And South America
SportcalThis comes as one part of a wider, multi-year tie-up unveiled by the heavyweight sports broadcaster. Heavyweight sports broadcaster ESPN has snapped up rights in Spanish-speaking Latin America to soccer's upcoming UEFA European Women's Championship national teams...
As Women’s Football Grows In Europe, Japan Aims To Follow Suit
Kyodo NewsTOKYO - In a sign of its growing global status, women's football at the next Summer Olympics will feature more participating teams than the men's competition. The number of teams will expand from 12 to 16 in Los Angeles, marking the first time in Olympic history that...
Women’s Soccer Could Be A Top 5 Global Sport By 2030, Report Finds
ForbesLONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 12: Fans walk down Wembley Way as they arrive at the stadium prior to the Adobe Women's FA Cup Final match between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur at Wembley Stadium on May 12, 2024 in London, England. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty...
WSL and WSL2 Clubs Vote In Favor Of English League Expansion
Just Women's SportsDespite previous proposals, the expanding WSL will not forgo relegation. (Chris Lee - Chelsea FC/Chelsea FC via Getty Images) The number of matches played each season will also balloon from 22 to 26 games to accommodate the incoming clubs, as will established cup...
Reddit founder Ohanian buys stake in Chelsea women
BBCAlexis Ohanian and Serena Williams, Photo: Getty Images Ohanian, who is married to tennis great Serena Williams, will have a seat on Chelsea Women's board after purchasing a 8-10% share, believed to be worth around £20m. "This is a landmark day in the history of...
Disney+ to enter women’s football market with Champions League rights
The GuardianUEFA Women s Champions League final - Arsenal FC vs FC Barcelona, Photo by Manuel Blondeau/ AOP.Press It is understood Disney+ has agreed a five-year deal which will mean that it broadcasts every single match in the competition live, which is being perceived as a...
How FA’s new transgender policy is affecting players
BBCBillie Sky is now banned from playing FA-affiliated women's football She is one of 28 transgender women registered with the Football Association to play amateur football in England who are banned from playing FA-affiliated women's football. Following the UK...
Unwell breaks onto NWSL pitch amid rise in non-alcoholic beverages sponsorships
The GistSOURCE: AARON IDELSON/UNWELL VIA WSJ The sector: Per SponsorUnited, alcoholic beverages rank second among most active categories in women’s sports sponsorship presence, while non-alcoholic beverages are sixth. However, growth in these sectors is rapid:...
A new legacy: the Northern Super League breaking boundaries in Canada
The RiseIt is widely acknowledged that professional structures for women's football at the highest level have long struggled to establish themselves in North America. In the case of the United States, despite years of success for the US women's national team, it has taken...
The Business Case for Women’s Football: continuing to grow the game
UEFAAhead of the UEFA Women’s Champions League final in Lisbon, the most influential voices in women's football came together to discuss the game's future. UEFA managing director of women's football Nadine Kessler speaks during the UEFA Business Case for Women's Football...
WSL in advanced talks over historic deal for all players in top two tiers to join PFA
The GuardianBlackburn players were paid as little as £11,000 by the club. Photograph: Craig Galloway/ProSports/Shutterstock The Women’s Super League is in advanced discussions with the Professional Footballers’ Association over providing a funding deal that would enable all...
Different rules, more success: Why women’s sports needs new competitions
The Rise'Women’s sport is not profitable and will never be', they said. Not enough quality, but above all: not enough interest, not enough revenue. The same phrases appeared in all the discussions, whether it was football, basketball or tennis. But now the tide is turning....
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