Soccer can be described as a contact sport that demands physical readiness because by running on the soccer pitch you use all of your muscles. It is a sport which is played with a round shaped ball mostly made of synthetic leather to ensure its maximum durability and achieve the best feel for the ball. There are notable roots of this sport in 2nd century BC in China. It has become popular through the centuries and has developed to the highest development level. Female participation in this sport has officially begun in 19th century with forming of the first female soccer club called Dick, Kerr Ladies from Britain, which is also known for its unbeatable status. From its establishment, female soccer has suffered a few ungraceful bans which had a task to restrict women from the soccer community. The most notable ban is the one that came from FA (Football Association) and was in place between 1921 and 1971. After that ban, women’s soccer has risen above it, starting from the first tournament named FIFA World Cup in 1991 in China and has not stopped yet. The women’s national team which has been the most successful from its beginning is the national team of the USA. Other countries like Germany and England are also rushing to the top of the women’s soccer. Despite prejudice, discrimination and earnings they obtain, female soccer players can be great and successful in soccer as well as their male counterparts. They are hard workers who play with a great passion towards kicking the ball and provide attractive sport energy.