 | FIFA to move 100 jobs from Zurich to MiamiA source familiar with the matter told AFP that the Legal and Compliance, Risk and Advisory departments would all be moving to Miami along with the organisation's judicial bodies. |
 | Argentina triumph without Messi, Brazil grab late win in PeruDespite the absence of their talisman, Lionel Scaloni's side had too much firepower for Bolivia with goals from Enzo Fernandez, Nicolas Tagliafico and Nicolas Gonzalez securing the victory. |
 | Top women's soccer official Nadine Kessler turns down trailblazing job in Germany to stay with UEFAKessler joined UEFA in 2017, soon after her playing career was ended by knee injuries. |
 | Rubiales crisis hangs over European soccer ahead of gala award ceremony in MonacoFIFA suspended Rubiales, the vice president at European soccer body UEFA, for at least 90 days while it investigates the kiss he forced on Women’s World Cup winner Jenni Hermoso. |
 | FIFA suspends Spain soccer federation president Luis Rubiales for 90 days after World Cup final kissFIFA said Rubiales is removed from soccer duties for 90 days “pending the disciplinary proceedings opened” against him Thursday. |
 | World cup a success, India must promote women’s footballAn exciting edition of the FIFA Women’s World Cup ended in Australia on Sunday, with troubled Spain defeating England for the crown. |
 | 'How to win graciously': The Lioness' candour melts hearts at FIFA World Cup 2023England players' actions are the result of an ethos established by coach Sarina Wiegman about remaining humble and respectful in victory. |
 | Paralluelo scores in extra time as Spain beat Netherlands 2-1 to reach Women's World Cup semifinalSpain will play in the semifinals of the Women's World Cup for the first time in their history and will face the winner of the quarterfinals between Japan and Sweden. |
 | WWC: Disaster to dynasty beaters: Japan's 2011 WC VictoryMonths after the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in Japan, the women's national football team won the 2011 FIFA Women's WC. |
 | Marta, Sinclair and Rapinoe among generational talents retiring after Women's World CupJoining them in the group of players ending their international careers are Estefania Banini of Argentina and Caroline Seger of Sweden. |
 | FIFA investigates misconduct complaint involving Zambia Women's World Cup teamZambia exited the tournament — its first appearance at the Women's World Cup — after the group stage following losses to Spain and Japan and a win over Costa Rica. |
 | FIFA says Women's World Cup will greet its one-millionth fan as ticket sales surpass 1.68 millionThe opening games on July 20 set records for women's soccer matches in both co-host countries. |
 | FIFA's final tiebreaker for Women's World Cup will be the drawing of lotsFIFA issued a statement explaining the drawing of lots “will only occur should all steps, as outlined in Article 13 of the Competition Regulations, prove unable to determine the ranking.” |
 | Lauren James fires England to a 1-0 win over Denmark at the Women's World CupThe win puts England on the verge of advancing from Group D, with England facing China and Denmark facing Haiti in their final matches of the group stage. |
 | Ticket sales near 1.6 million for the Women's World Cup in Australia and New ZealandAccording to FIFA, apart from the ticket sales, TV ratings are also high despite the time zone differences to major Northern Hemisphere markets. |
 | Nigeria stun co-host Australia at Women's World CupNigeria frustrated Olympic champions Canada in their opening 0-0 draw and did the same to Australia, who lacked the finishing that an injured Sam Kerr would have given them. |
 | Portugal knocks Vietnam out of Women's World Cup with 2-0 victory in group stageWith its first-ever Women's World Cup win, tournament newcomer Portugal stays in third place in Group E, just a point behind the United States and the Netherlands. |
 | Netherlands hold reigning champions USA to draw at Women's World CupThe draw leaves both the Dutch and the Americans without a confirmed spot in the knockout stages, as they prepare for their final group-stage matches against Vietnam and Portugal respectively. |
 | Spain into knockout stage at Women's World Cup after thumping Zambia 5-0In group C, along with Spain, Japan has also booked its place in the last 16. They will face each other on Monday to decide who tops their group. |
 | Japan beats Costa Rica 2-0 at Women's World Cup; last 16 in sightThe victory for Japan puts it on the verge of qualifying for the knockout stage for the fourth time in the nation’s history. |
