A victory over Philippines would have meant New Zealand was the first of 32 teams at this World Cup to advance beyond the group stage. But after conceding Bolden’s goal against the run of play ...

The Filipino crowd during Gilas Pilipinas’ games never ceases to amaze New Zealand coach Judd Flavell. Thursday night was no ...

Gilas Pilipinas fell short in its comeback bid in the fourth quarter, ultimately losing 94-86 to New Zealand in the Fiba Asia ...

Starting today, we’re testing a new program (Not A Bot) in New Zealand and the Philippines. New, unverified accounts will be required to sign up for a $1 annual subscription to be able to post ...

Philippines midfielder Sarina Bolden celebrates scoring against New Zealand on July 25. Bolden's first-half header lifted her country to a 1-0 victory — its first win ever at a Women's World Cup.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Philippines made history at its first Women’s World Cup with its first goal and first win Tuesday, holding on under pressure to upset co-host New Zealand.

Kickoff is scheduled for 1:30 a.m. ET from Wellington, New Zealand. Caesars Sportsbook lists New Zealand as the -300 favorites (risk $300 to win $100) in its latest New Zealand vs. Philippines odds.

Co-hosts New Zealand must recapture their grit, coach Jitka Klimkova said on Tuesday after the team suffered a crushing blow at the Women's World Cup with a shock 1-0 loss to newcomers Philippines.

The three-way moneyline for this match shows New Zealand favored with -288 odds. Meanwhile, the Philippines is at +858, and a draw is at +375. The match has been given an over/under of 2.5 goals.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., center, shakes hands with New Zealand Ambassador to the Philippines Catherine McIntosh, left, as New Zealand Defense Minister Judith Collins, second left ...

After basking in the glory of their successful opening game at the Women’s World Cup, co-hosts New Zealand will face the Philippines and aim for a spot in the knockouts.

Topline X, formerly known as Twitter, is testing its “ Not A Bot ” program in New Zealand and the Philippines that will charge new, unverified users $1 each year for some of the platform’s ...