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All eyes on the African teams as the Women’s World Cup gets underway. After years of being in the shadows, Morocco's national team will be making history in their first appearance.

We will be in the Central African Republic to find out more about the upcoming constituti ...

With the World Cup kicking off on Friday, Natalie Sawyer is joined by former England star Claire Rafferty, as well as Molly Hudson, Rebecca Myers and Matt Dickinson from the Times to preview arguably the most high-profile tournament in the history of women’s football.

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<h4>Tom Clarke is in The Times office in London and he's joined by Molly Hudson and Owen Slot in Australia at the Women's World Cup.</h4><h4>
</h4><h4>The Lionesses are now just one win away from lifting the World Cup trophy. Molly and Owen share the latest from the England ca ...  Show more

On the eve of perhaps the biggest England game ever in women’s football, Natalie Sawyer is joined by Molly Hudson, Rebecca Myers and Tottenham goalkeeper Chloe Morgan as excitement continues to build.

The Lionesses take on the best team in the world, the USA, in the ...