Rafaelle Souza (Brazil player) training in Australia for the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Photo credit: Rafaelle Souza via Twitter. The World Cup is not unfamiliar territory for Rafaelle Souza and the Brazilian Women’s national team. They have appeared in every tournament but only managed to reach the final once in 2007 where they were defeated […]
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As one of the co-hosts of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, Aotearoa New Zealand will be looking to make a splash. Playing in front of a home crowd at a World Cup is a once in a lifetime experience, and the Football Ferns will be wanting to make the most of it. While their
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Haiti played Chile at North Harbour Stadium, Auckland on Wednesday, 22 February 2023. Photo credit: FIFA via website. Haiti made history by qualifying for their first-ever senior Women’s World Cup after beating Chile in a play-off. As one of the lower-ranked teams in the competition, they face stiff competition, but with youth and ambition on
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Wellington Regional Stadium. Photo credit: FIFA via website. Wellington Regional Stadium – Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington Capacity – 34,500 Matches New Zealand vs Philippines – Group A Spain vs Costa Rica – Group C Japan vs Spain – Group C USA vs Netherlands – Group E Sweden vs Republic of South Africa – Group G
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Waikato Stadium. Photo credit: FIFA via website. Waikato Stadium – Kirikiriroa Hamilton Capacity – 25,800 Matches Switzerland vs Norway- Group A Zambia vs Japan – Group C Costa Rica vs Japan – Group C Portugal vs Vietnam – Group E Argentina vs Sweden – Group G Waikato Stadium is located on Seddon Road, Frankton,
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It’s less than one weeks until the Women’s World Cup kicks off down under. With squads announced and teams raring to go, the excitement and apprehension is building for both players and fans. But if one thing has left us slightly deflated going into the summer, it’s the abundance of players that will miss the
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South Korea has established an impressive legacy in women’s international football, boasting a long and prosperous history in the sport. Since the inception of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 1991, South Korea has consistently qualified for every tournament. The 2023 edition will be no exception, with South Korea drawn into Group H alongside Germany,
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Costa Rica team image. Photo Credits: FIFA via Twitter. This summer Costa Rica are heading into their second Women’s World Cup. Their previous appearance was in 2015 at the Canada World Cup, where they made an early exit from a 1-0 defeat against Brazil. However, Head Coach Amelia Valverde is set on the team making
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Australia’s Captain Sam Kerr celebrating her goal. Photo Credits: Matildas via Twitter. The Matildas have announced their final squad of 23-players to represent Australia at the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, which includes some familiar names such as Sam Kerr, Steph Catley, Caitlin Foord and Lydia Williams. The Matildas have been on a winning streak
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The Netherlands celebrate their goal against Portugal. Photo credit: James Whitehead (All rights reserved – Sporting Her). The Netherlands’ 23-player squad has some familiar names with plenty of international caps alongside some very exciting prospects, making their way up the ranks. Here are five Netherlands players to look out for this summer in the FIFA
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