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Spain can claim global football dominance with unprecedented men’s and women’s World Cup double

Spain is the first country to win back-to-back women's and men's World Cup titles. Patricia Pérez Ferraro, Maja Hitij / Getty Images As the gleeful mayhem of Spain’s 1-0 victory over Argentina in the ...

When is the next World Cup? What to know about men's, women's tournaments

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is officially over as Spain lifted the trophy for the second time in its history. With the win, the ...

Spain makes World Cup history: The first to win men's and women's trophies back-to-back

The Spanish Men's National Team will face Argentina in Sunday's World Cup final. The country's women's team lifted its first ...

How Spain's Men's And Women's National Teams Rose Above The Rest Of The World

As the reigning women's World Cup champ and the men playing in Sunday's final, Spain has a chance to set a new standard for ...

Spain gets unprecedented men’s and women’s World Cup sweep

Spain owns the World Cup stage in the men's and women's tournaments. It now stands alone in international soccer history.

Canberra United’s A-League Women future secured as date set for Men’s team entry

Australian Sports Group takes over licence from Capital Football and has the option to introduce an ALM side for the 2028/29 season ...

Why Indian women could play football World Cup before men

Aditi Chauhan, initially a basketball enthusiast, transitioned to football as a goalkeeper, becoming India's number one and the first Indian woman to play in the English league. Despite facing ...