Women’s soccer, also known as women’s football in many countries, refers to the team sport of soccer played by female athletes. It involves two teams, typically consisting of eleven players each, who compete to score goals by getting a ball into the opposing team’s net. Women’s soccer has a rich history and has grown significantly in popularity and recognition globally, particularly since the establishment of formal leagues and tournaments, including the FIFA Women’s World Cup, which highlights the competitive nature and talent in the sport. The term encompasses various levels of play, from amateur to professional, and includes both club and national team competitions. Women’s soccer emphasizes skill, teamwork, and athleticism and has been instrumental in promoting gender equality in sports.
FC Barcelona women's team experienced their first loss in 64 matches, losing 1-2 to Levante. This marked a surprise defeat after an impressive unbeaten streak of 622 days in Liga…