Top women's soccer players are increasingly having to juggle more club and international matches while getting less time for rest and recovery, according to a report by the global players' union.

Co-hosts Germany ended a 20-year winning drought against France on Friday when they upset the title holders 29-23 to reach ...

Co-hosts Germany ended a 20-year winning drought against France on Friday when they upset the title holders 29-23 to reach ...

Florida Tech defeated Cal Poly Pomona 1-0 on Thursday in Colorado to advance to the national championship game on Saturday ...

“Be brave,” San Diego Wave midfielder Gia Corley said after her club won the second World Sevens Football competition on ...

Women’s World Cup champion Spain widened its points lead atop the FIFA rankings Thursday over the second-placed United States ...

Manchester United Women are pursuing Swedish right-back Hanna Lundkvist and German forward Lea Schuller ahead of the January ...

A new FIFPRO report on women's player workload monitoring released on Friday revealed that match loads are surging at the ...

Dec 12 (Reuters) - Women's soccer is grappling with a peculiar problem where elite players are burning out from packed schedules whereas others are struggling with too few matches, creating injury ...

FIFA updated its women's soccer rankings on Thursday, with No. 1 Spain and the No. 2 USWNT holding strong atop the ...

U.S. Soccer legend Miam Hamm said that while "many prefer to focus on what separates us," soccer is poised to unite people ...

The World Sevens women's tournament crowned its second champion Sunday as the innovative seven-on-seven event for professional soccer clubs made its U.S. debut with teams from North, Central and South ...