Women's World Cup 2015
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Letters: We have been angered by the virtual invisibility of women in the sports section of the Guardian
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Men have long dominated the sports industry, but more commercial investment will create opportunities for women
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The bronze medallists have had little time to recover from their World Cup exploits but ‘Crouchy’ tells Nick Ames the squad want the interest to reach the domestic season
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Fresh off their World Cup championship, the players joined Swift onstage in during her 1989 world tour
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The 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, the austerity crisis in Greece, the Tour de France – the best photography in news, culture and sport from around the world this week
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The small number of women spectators contrasts starkly with the number of female players – so why are they not becoming supporters?
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When Casey Stoney joined Chelsea at the age of 12, the women’s game was a joke. Now the former England captain is a World Cup hero, the team are stars – and the sport is back in the spotlight. This time, can the surge be made to stick?
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Prince William meets the England team on Thursday for some friendly conversation, after the squad won bronze at the Women's World Cup
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England's women's football team meet the prime minister, David Cameron, on Thursday after winning bronze at the World Cup
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England’s Casey Stoney has dismissed the row over a tweet from the official England FA Twitter account
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All eyes are on Carli Lloyd and Co after their victory over Japan. But life for the players is different away from major tournaments
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Matildas striker Michelle Heyman is the latest of Australia’s Women’s World Cup stars to head overseas, signing a deal with US side Western New York Flash
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The home celebrations are underway for the World Cup-winning US women’s national team
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Did she outdo LeBron, Tiger Woods and Michael Phelps? By any measure, Lloyd’s hat-trick deserves to be mentioned with the top performances of all-time
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The American women's football team are all smiles as they arrive in Los Angeles on Monday, after being crowned champions at the World Cup
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The best finishes from the Copa América, Women’s World Cup, Beach Football World Cup, Cerebral Palsy World Championships, MLS and pre-season matches
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A new star of Mark Sampson’s team, the 23-year-old already has designs on England continuing their impressive form at the 2017 European Championships
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Of all the images to emerge from the Women’s World Cup final, ‘the kiss heard round the world’ was the most important – now it’s time to party like it’s 2015
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A selection of US newspapers celebrate as the US women’s soccer team captures its third World Cup trophy after a 5-2 win over Japan in the 2015 final
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The Lionesses arrive at Heathrow on Monday to claps and cheers after finishing third in the World Cup
Datablog 2015: the top news stories of the year in numbers