Over the years, football in Japan has experienced remarkable growth, with both the men’s and women’s teams gaining international recognition. The Japanese women’s national team, known as Nadeshiko Japan, has achieved notable success and established a formidable presence in women’s football. On the global stage, Japan has emerged as a formidable force. They secured the […]
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Nigeria’s team which drew against Canada in 2022. Photo credit: Nigera – Super Falcons via Twitter. Nigeria, otherwise known as The Super Falcons, will make another appearance in the World Cup this year in a bid to win progress from the group stage and register a first victory in the knockouts. However, preparation has been
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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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With the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ less than 50 days away, excitement is building up down under and Sydney’s iconic Harbour Bridge is part of that. In partnership with Destination NSW (New South Wales), the World Cup hosts have revealed plans to hold a celebration of football where keen fans and locals can walk
Reports that FIFA are considering having ‘Visit Saudi’ as one of the main sponsor’s of this year’s FIFA World Cup enraged anyone with even a modicum of awareness around Saudi Arabia’s stance on women’s rights, and shocked absolutely nobody. This is FIFA we are talking about. An organisation that is headed up by Gianni Infantino,
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