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Just over a hundred years ago, women in England were effectively banned from playing football. The Football Association ruled in 1921 that clubs were not allowed to let women play in their grounds, ensuring there could be no recognised league or organisation in which female players could practise and develop.…

The defending champions the Netherlands are expected to be among the leading contenders once again as the Women’s European Championships get underway in England this summer.

Once dubbed ‘the next Kelly Slater’, the Australian prodigy is finally coming of age and a World Surf League title is now within reach

Competition at the El Salvador Pro is still yet to get underway after a third straight lay day was called.

Australian Jack Robinson will be aiming to secure a third straight WSL tour event win when the El Salvador Pro gets underway.

Tyler Wright, Kelly Slater, and John John Florence are among the big names missing from the WSL surf event in El Salvador.

Emma Hayes has hit the ground running with her latest signing, and it raises questions for Thomas Tuchel this summer

A recent study reported that 36 per cent of 115 female players surveyed displayed symptoms of disordered eating.

Voted for by PFA members, Salah topped the men’s player poll ahead of Manchester City playmaker Kevin De Bruyne.