Fans can buy ticket-inclusive hospitality packages for this year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup from prices starting at $275. Spectators from 25 countries have already started to secure hospitality packages but FIFA say they are still available for all 64 matches … Read More
Portugal have chosen Mangere United’s grounds and facilities as their training base for the FIFA Women’s World Cup. The decision completes the allocation of 16 TBC (Team Base Camps) throughout New Zealand ahead of the tournament which starts on July … Read More
NZ Football have announced a second friendly game for the Football Ferns in next month’s international window with a fixture against Nigeria on Wednesday April 12 (NZT). Nigeria, rated 45th in the FIFA women’s world rankings, are preparing for the … Read More
New Zealand Football have welcomed confirmation from FIFA that Visit Saudi will not be a sponsor at this year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup. In a statement, NZF said: “We believe it is critical for all commercial partnerships to align with … Read More
The Ball — football’s equivalent to the Olympic Torch — moved a step closer to its Auckland destination when it arrived in Vietnam this week. The project to promote climate action and gender equality visits Hanoi from March 9-11, 2023, … Read More
Players are likely to protest if FIFA goes ahead with a deal to include Visit Saudi as a sponsor at this year’s Women’s World Cup, says former Football Fern Rebecca Sowden. “I definitely think we’ll see a lot of protests,” … Read More
Distinctive posters have been unveiled to promote the FIFA Women’s World Cup in the tournament’s host cities, including Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and Dunedin. The posters are being displayed in pop-up outdoor gallery installations in Wellington and Adelaide, and will be … Read More
FIFA faces renewed pressure to walk away from a reported sponsorship deal with Visit Saudi for this year’s Women’s World Cup. With FIFA’s annual congress due to be held in Rawanda next week, World Cup co-host Football Australia has stepped … Read More
Football fans have been given the opportunity to experience the FIFA Women’s World Cup as volunteer match commentators. Selected volunteers are to be trained in match commentary and taught how to use special equipment so their game descriptions can be … Read More
Music, entertainment, food and football — fans will get to enjoy all these at free-entry Fan Festivals in New Zealand’s four host cities for the FIFA Women’s World Cup. FIFA have confirmed FIFA Fan Festivals will be rolled out at … Read More