Football World Cup
Brazilian football fans in NZ unable to watch team in World Cup
When New Zealand was announced as co-host for the Football World Cup, the country's legion of Brazilian fans were ecstatic about seeing the women in yellow and green on these shores. But, all of… Audio
The aftermath of the FIFA World Cup decider
It's only a couple of hours since the nail-biting finish to the World Cup France versus Argentina match. Sport correspondent, Coen Lammers is in Doha, where Argentina are the football champions of the… Audio
Swiss player apologetic after scoring against country of birth
Cameroon coach Rigobert Song is proud of "little brother" Breel Embolo despite the Switzerland striker scoring the winning goal against his side.
Champions France impress against Australia
Olivier Giroud became France's joint all-time top scorer when his double helped the holders start the defence of their World Cup title with a 4-1 win over Australia.
Wales snatch a draw with USA
Wales' all-time top scorer and talisman Gareth Bale scored a late penalty as the Welsh rallied to secure a 1-1 draw with the United States.
Dutch score late to beat Senegal
The Netherlands scored twice in the final minutes to beat Senegal 2-0 in their World Cup Group A match in Qatar.
European teams decide against wearing OneLove armbands
The captains of England, Wales, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany and Denmark will not wear 'OneLove' armbands at the World Cup.
Iran players refuse to sing national anthem
Iran's national football team chose not to sing their country's anthem before their World Cup match, in an apparent show of solidarity with anti-government protesters.
Rasmus Tantholdt: The World’s Eyes on Qatar
On the eve of the World Cup in Qatar, many people are undecided about how they'll view it, or not view it, literally. On the ground in Doha is a senior correspondent for TV2 in Denmark, Rasmus… Audio
Messi picks Brazil, France and England as threats
Argentina's Lionel Messi picks out Brazil, France and England as the biggest threats to his dream of finally adding a World Cup winners' medal to his bulging trophy cabinet.
Some Women's Football World Cup matches nearly sold out
Some matches for next year's Women's Football World Cup are nearly sold out already - even though individual tickets only went on sale today.
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Messi says France and Brazil are World Cup favourites
Argentina captain Lionel Messi believes defending champions France and Brazil are the favourites to win the World Cup in Qatar.
All Whites one game away from World Cup
The All Whites are another step closer to the World Cup after winning the Oceania qualifying tournament.
Australia-NZ set to win rights to host World Cup
The joint bid from Australia and New Zealand appears set to win the rights to host the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup after their nearest rival withdrew their bid.
USA win fourth World Cup title
The United States won a record-extending fourth women's World Cup with a 2-0 victory over the Netherlands which confirmed their status as the leading power in the women's game.
Football Ferns want to taste success at the World Cup
The veteran New Zealand defender Abby Erceg says they're in a good place mentally and physically heading into the FIFA Women's World Cup.
Football Ferns ready for another tough test
The Football Ferns play their final world cup warm up game against one of the tournament favourites, England, in Brighton tonight.
No rules for England's women footballers ahead of World Cup
England coach Phil Neville says he will not impose any rules on his squad because he trusts the players to train at "world class" levels ahead of the women's World Cup in France.
Sermanni says Ferns are in a good place
The Football Ferns coach Tom Sermanni says his side is in a good place as they head to Europe to finalise their prepartion for next month's World Cup.
First up World Cup win for under-17 footballers
New Zealand has won it's opening game at the under-17 women's football World Cup in Uruguay.
