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Women's World Cup to expand to 48 teams in 2031

FIFA Women’s World Cup will expand to 48 teams in 2031

The Women’s World Cup will expand to 48 teams for the 2031 edition of the tournament, which could be hosted by the United States.

The New York Times · 17h

Women’s World Cup expanding to 48-team tournament in time for 2031 edition in U.S.

The Women's World Cup only expanded to 32 teams in 2023. This move brings it in line with the men's equivalent.

The Associated Press on MSN · 16h

FIFA confirms Women’s World Cup will increase to 48 teams in 2031 when US is expected to host

FIFA has wanted to expand the women’s tournament from 32 teams to match the men’s World Cup which has 48 teams for the first time next year.

2025 NCAA women’s softball tournament

The Washington Post · 14h

Maryland cruises past Fairfield to open NCAA women’s lacrosse tournament

The sixth-seeded Terrapins earned a 16-7 victory in College Park on Friday to begin their quest for a 15th national championship.

The Boston Globe · 11h

Boston College women’s lacrosse will begin NCAA tournament against Stony Brook

The defending champion Eagles (17-2), who had a bye in the first round, have reached the national championship game in the last seven NCAA tournaments.

The Baltimore Sun · 9h

Clemson women’s lacrosse beats Navy, 11-8, in NCAA Tournament

Lindsey Marshall scored three goals as Clemson used a strong fourth quarter to beat Navy in an NCAA Tournament first round game.

Sue Bird to be 1st managing director of U.S. women's team

ESPN on MSN · 1d

Sue Bird to be first managing director of U.S. women's team

Sue Bird is giving another assist to USA Basketball, becoming the first managing director of the women's national team.

USA TODAY Sports on MSN · 1d

USA Basketball names Sue Bird first managing director of U.S. women's national team

Former WNBA star and 5-time Olympic gold medalist Sue Bird is becoming managing director of USA Basketball women's national team. Here's what to know.

The New York Times · 1d

Sue Bird opens up about new role for USA Basketball: ‘I know what I bring’

Sue Bird is ready to welcome the next generation of American basketball stars to Team USA. Bird, who was announced Thursday as the managing director for the U.S. women’s national team, signaled her openness to bring Caitlin Clark,

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Smoking doesn't explain greater COPD risk for women

"In fact, women had a nearly identical increase in risk of COPD for every 10 pack-years of cigarette use when compared with ...

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On the Role of Women in Church Leadership, Leo Has Followed Francis’ Lead

The new pope opposed letting women serve as deacons but endorsed some of his predecessor’s moves to expand their involvement.

19hon MSN

Gen Xer Has Crucial Message for Young Women About What Aging Looks Like

Claudia Fabian told Newsweek women face "tremendous pressure to stay 25 forever," but hopes to show how empowering aging can ...

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The Best Linen Pants For Women That Are Breezy And Stylish

Linen pants are a summer closet staple that are ideal for work and weekends. We found the best flowy styles to keep you cool ...

PCMag18h

Gross: Elon Musk's Grok AI Will 'Undress' Photos of Women on X If You Ask

In the replies of women's tweets, people are asking the chatbot to 'remove her clothes,' and it's producing scantily clad ...

SB Nation on MSN5h

Everton Women vs Tottenham Hotspur: WSL Match Preview

Everton Women take on Tottenham Hotspur at Walton Hall Park on Saturday, 10 May.

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Carhartt has women’s T-shirts 25% off - get shirts as low as $15 right now

PSA for anyone who loves a good combo of tough and comfy: Carhartt women’s T-shirts are on sale for 25% off, and yes, you’re ...

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Ukrainian women bare their war injuries in Playboy

Ukrainian women injured in the war with Russia have bared their battle scars in the latest issue of Playboy. Five women, ...

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Women's World Cup to expand to 48 teams in 2031

2025 NCAA women’s softball tournament

Sue Bird to be 1st managing director of U.S. women's team

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