The British were the first to organize themselves into football teams, followed by the French and later the Germans. However, it took more than a century for women to achieve equality in this male-dominated field. Today, women's football is trending worldwide, as female footballers are becoming increasingly successful and attractive: what was once considered a rough and unappealing sport is now being promoted by the players themselves with their sexiness. This not only appeals to men but also resonates well with the media, leading to an increase in television broadcasts and advertisements for the sport. This book provides an overview of women's football worldwide, the World Cup, and the ten best national teams.