An article investigating the time-loss injury epidemiology and characteristics among women’s elite football players over four seasons in the UEFA Club season.

This study identified and analyzed the risk factors of lower extremity injuries (LEI) in elite women football players to improve career and health outcomes.

The aim of this study was twofold: i) firstly, to determine the influence of the criterion opponent quality on the offensive tactical behaviour of teams participating in the FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019 and, ii) on the other hand, to determine whether there were differences in criteria related to the start and development of ball possessions and their influence on the creation of scoring opportunities based on opponent quality.

This article does a systematic review of other research conducted on injury rates in women’s football generally. It examines typology and match vs. training rates.

An article examining types of injuries in the Irish women’s football league over a two year period.

An examination of injury rates for women’s footballers in Malawi and how it relates to sports medicine access. The study uses an intervention of sports medicine-training for nurses and examines that impact.

This article examines the match performance of elite Asian women’s national teams to understand their strengths, weaknesses and differences.

This research focuses on the relationship between performance characteristics and other variables such as pyschosocial and nutritional for women’s football players based in Bogota, Colombia.