womenforfootball.com – The wait is over. On the eve of Russia World Cup 2018, exactly 4 years since the onset of last World Cup football games, the best football National teams of the world are eager to kick-off their battle for World title. 32 teams,as usual but for the last time(it would be a 48-team…
womenforfootball.com – Last month, there was a very encouraging news that Saudi Arabia has lifted the ban on Saudi women’s entrance to football stadiums. That leaves Iran as the only country with ban on their women. Its time for Iran Football Federation to end such discrimination. With the great news of Saudi Arabia lifting the…
womenforfootball.com – Merry Christmas and happy holidays dear readers. As you all know, on December 1st, the draw for World Cup 2018 Groups took place after months of anticipation. In this article and through Infographic I demonstrate the Groups of Death of this Competition. The findings may surprise you. In the first attempt, many pundits…
womenforfootball.com- As appeared on http://football-tribe.com . Asian Confederation’s quotas for qualification to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to double in a detailed proposal announced by FIFA. “The recommendation will now be submitted for the ratification of the FIFA council, whose next meeting is scheduled for 9 May in Manama, Bahrain, two days prior to…
womenforfootball.com- The 15th edition of UEFA Euro Cup 2016 came to an end in a disappointing fashion in Paris on Sunday. Disappointing, not only because the host nation, France, saw Championship trophy slip off their hands to Portugal in extra time of the Final. Not only because defending Champions, Spain was knocked out early in…
womenforfootball.com- Between whispers of desire among lovers in avenues of Paris, shouts of labour movements in the streets, and flooded rural area, there is another major event jazzing up the French streets this Summer. 15th Edition of Euro Cup, or European Championship will be hosted by France starting June 10th until July 10th. For the…
womenforfootball.com- Last we checked it is year 2016, more than a decade into 21st century, and yet in very few countries, women are not allowed to enter stadiums to attend men’s football games. To put it into Canadian perspective, it is as if a Canadian man, father of two, cannot take his daughter to Toronto…
