Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY

France is trying to become the first country to hold both men’s and women’s World Cup titles. Friday’s win over South Korea showed that’s possible.

Brandi Chastain turned down multiple offers to sell bra she wore after helping to lead the U.S. women’s team to the 1999 World Cup title.

Twenty years after winning the World Cup title, a transformational moment in women’s sport, many members of the ’99ers are still involved in soccer.

The American women won the 1999 World Cup and set in motion massive changes across the sports landscape.

Americans Carli Lloyd and Alyssa Naeher and Canada’s Christine Sinclair among the players to watch at the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

Alex Morgan predicted her path when she was 7, Alyssa Naeher wants to be in a crossword puzzle and Megan Rapinoe was once on a game show in Japan.

France is trying to become first team to hold the men’s and women’s World Cup titles at same time.

Although the U.S. women continue to fight U.S. Soccer over discrimination ahead of the World Cup, investment in the game is coming from elsewhere.

Fans who purchased tickets together for World Cup in France irate when they discovered FIFA had separated their seats.