Cindy’s curtain call

Black Ferns wing Ayesha Leti-l’iga scored two tries in the final against England to seal a sixth Kiwi title

As the Lionesses prepare to defend their title at the Euros, Radio Times tracked down the real trailblazers of the women’s game, who made their success on the pitch possible. From hosing down in cattle markets to forking out a fortune to play, they reveal the obstacles they overcame for the game they love

An all-time great, Kelly Brazier’s 2010 World Cup kickstarted a rugby career to be envious of…

A heavy burden has been placed on the young shoulders of Switzerland Women’s star player at this summer’s European Championship – but Sydney Schertenleib has the talent to bear the load

The pressure of success may weigh on a wounded England, but debutantes Wales can play without fear, says Simon Barnes

Morag Pearce (nee Kirkland), 67, from Southampton, lives with husband Gordon. They have two daughters and five grandchildren. Morag Pearce was 10 when she started kicking a football. Five years later