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Banyana Banyana wrap FIFA Women's World Cup preparations with win over Costa Rica

Banyana concluded their preparations for the upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup with a victory over Costa Rica in an international friendly.

Banyana Banyana players in training in Wellington, New Zealand ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup

Desiree Ellis banking on Costa Rica to sharpen Banyana Banyana for Sweden

Banyana Banyana coach Desiree Ellis believes Costa Rica offers enough similarities to prepare them for their opening FIFA Women's World Cup match against Sweden on 23 July.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino

How FIFPro brokered the FIFA Women’s World Cup payment structure

Global football players union FIFPro prides itself in having brokered the historic deal that will see footballers returning from the FIFA Women’s World Cup in New Zealand and Australia with generous bank balances.

Banyana Banyana forward Noxolo Cesane

Banyana Banyana’s Noxolo Cesane on track for another career milestone

Banyana Banyana midfielder Noxolo Cesane believes she’s on the right trajectory in her young career, and has outlined her ambitions to succeed at the highest level of women’s football.

Banyana Banyana veteran Noko Matlou

Desiree Ellis, Noko Matlou welcome FIFA Women’s World Cup cash windfall

Banyana Banyana head coach Desiree Ellis has welcomed the new payment structure that will see each player pocketing around R572 000 for taking part in the FIFA Women’s World Cup next month.

Burnley's head of women's football Lola Ogunbote

Europe's advantage over Africa on FIFA World Cup stage highlighted

Head of Women’s Football at Burnley, Lola Ogunbote says European teams are better equipped for the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup because of their access to first-class resources.

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