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| World Cup: Netherlands, Sweden advance to semifinals June 29 (UPI) -- The Netherlands and Sweden advanced to the Women's World Cup semifinals with victories in Saturday's quarterfinals round in ...
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| England back in business at World Cup with win over India England revitalized its Cricket World Cup campaign with a 31-run victory over previously unbeaten India on Sunday. Eoin Morgan's team needed this ...
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| Women's World Cup: Record-setting heat wave to fade, thunderstorms to arrive for semi-finals The semi-finals of the 2019 Women's World Cup has been set, and four teams remain in the quest to be crowned the best in the world. A record-setting ... How Megan Rapinoe's 'big personality' embodies USWNT's mentality at the Women's World Cup - Dallas News
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| Sweden beat Germany 2-1 in Women's World Cup Stina Blackstenius scored the winner as Sweden came from behind to stun old rivals Germany on Saturday and set up a women's World Cup ...
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| Dutch beat Italy 2-0 to make 1st Women's World Cup semifinal The Oranje procession will roll into a Women's World Cup semifinal for the first time. The parade of fans, covered head to toe in orange, the brass band ...
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| 2019 Women's World Cup schedule, dates, bracket, watch on TV, live stream, times: USA Soccer ... The semifinals are set at the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup in France. The United States is among the tournament's final four after holding on for a ...
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| Opinion: Disappointment and hope in Germany's World Cup exit This young Germany squad was not expected to win it all in France, and quite frankly would have been delighted with a semifinal spot. In that sense ...
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| England vs USA, Women's World Cup 2019: When is the semi-final, what time does it start, what TV ... It's the World Cup semi-final! Phil Neville's England are one step away from their first ever World Cup final appearance.
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| Jayawardene urges Sri Lanka to retain World Cup belief Birmingham (United Kingdom) (AFP). Former captain Mahela Jayawardene has urged Sri Lanka to keep believing they can still reach the World Cup ...
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