Women’s World Cup
SURVEY SAYS: FIFA says fans want biennial World Cups
A survey by FIFA has provided feedback as part of the feasibility study regarding the frequency of the men`s World Cup.
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AUSTRALIA TV: FIFA awards 2023 Women’s World Cup rights to Optus Sport
FIFA announced Thursday that it has awarded the exclusive rights in Australia for the 2023 Women’s World Cup to Optus Sport.
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GETTING NEAR THE PEAK: CBS Sports, Paramount reaches deal to stream World Cup qualifiers (men and women), Nations League
If you want to watch more of your favorite sport, it will be paramount to get Paramount Plus.
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THE HOSTS WITH THE MOST: Women’s World Cup will include 9 cities, 10 stadiums in Australia, New Zealand
FIFA Wednesday announced the nine host cities and 10 stadiums that will host the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY MONTH (Day 25): In 2003, Meinert and Prinz of Germany were the best women’s players on the planet
The mantle of the best women’s soccer player in the world is about to be passed from Mia Hamm to one of two Germans who will showcase their skills in the Women’s World Cup final Sunday.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: Some Rose Bowl memories of another type of football
While watching the Hallmark Channel’s re-imagined Rose Bowl Parade coverage this morning, I started to reminisce about my times at the Rose Bowl (even if this year’s bowl game isn’t being played in its home field).
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PICKING THE CITIES: FIFA to hold virtual workshops for 2023 candidate cities in Australia, New Zealand
FIFA said Monday that it will begin virtual workshops for the 12 candidate cities that want to host matches in Australia and New Zealand in the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
Read MoreSOME MORE HELP: FIFA starts program to help countries to further develop women’s soccer
FIFA announced Tuesday that it has launched a program for member associations to further develop women’s soccer on a sustainable basis while pushing it forward into the mainstream.
Read MoreFOR MEN AND WOMEN: FIFA makes international match window changes
FIFA’s Bureau of the Council has unanimously approved a set of further changes to the men’s and women’s international match calendars in response to the global disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A YEAR LATER: French soccer body, organizing committee on social, economic, environmental benefits of Women’s World Cup
A report published Monday by the French Football Association and the Local Organizing Committee for the Women’s World Cup 2019, has highlighted the positive social, economic and environmental benefits left by France 2019.
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ACROSS THE CONTINENTS: Australia, New Zealand to co-host 2023 Women’s World Cup
In a first for women’s soccer, Australia and New Zealand will co-host the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
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