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Can host nation France follow in the Men’s team’s footsteps?
A new hunt is on the horizon and blank history books are going to be opened for keen writers to leave their mark. Same FIFA World Cup tournament but this time, it’s the women who get to have their say.
The US may be the favorites, but who could prevent them from winning back to back?
The major competition for the US comes from England, France, Germany and Japan who have all recorded standout performances in the leading up to the 2019 FIFA World Cup, putting them among the favorites to win the title and dethrone the US women from their long-held position as the best team in the world.
FT 2019 Women's World Cup Stadium Guide
A total of 24 nations from the continents of the globe will get a chance to tour and play across nine of the most scenic and historically rich venues and cities in the French nation.
Could any of the African teams shock the world?
In this 2019 edition of the FIFA Women’s World Cup; Nigeria, South Africa and Cameroon will be there to show the world what Africa has to offer. In our previous article, we gave an analysis of how each of these teams have been preparing for this grand challenge.
6 Women We Can't Wait to See at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup
With the 2019 Women’s World Cup just seven days away, we look at some of the women we are most excited to see take the stage in France this summer.
Banyana Banyana striker makes big move to Spain
The wheels keep spinning for the 2018 Africa Cup Of Nations finalists, Banyana Banyana. One of their own will be joining Malaga, actually pioneering the move to Spain for future generations of South African women footballers.