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Karen Carney: It’s amazing we’re all talking about the Women’s World Cup

A lot has changed since Karen Carney’s retirement four years ago.

The Independent UK

Why England CAN win the Women's World Cup 2023 - despite missing key players

England might have some big names missing as they head to the Women's World Cup 2023, but that shouldn't stop them from dreaming

FourFourTwo

Women’s World Cup 2023: Six stars to watch as they prepare for the big stage

Festival of football awaits in Australia and New Zealand

Evening Standard

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Steve McClaren look-a-like Andy Milne turns up in Australia to support the Lionesses

England football’s fan-favourite and Steve McClaren look-a-like, Andy Milne, has popped up in Australia to cheer on the Lionesses after travelling to watch eight men’s tournaments

The Independent UK

Rap battles and high-level synergy in the Women’s World Cup of songs

In today’s Football Daily: Game-changing songs, fake friendlies and ruthless people

The Guardian - UK

England v Haiti: how to watch Lionesses’ Women’s World Cup opener

All games at this years Women’s World Cup will be shown live on the BBC and ITV

The Independent UK

Ganemat Sekhon tuning her shooting to peak on the big stage

Ganemat Sekhon has had a reliable season, winning silver at the Almaty World Cup and mixed skeet gold with Mairaj Ahmad Khan in Cairo. She has twice equaled the national record of 120/125 and narrowly missed the final in Lonato and Doha. She won bronze at the Delhi World Cup…

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5 reasons to watch MLS with Apple TV Season Pass — according to its soccer stars

Soccer stars Taylor Twellman and Bradley Wright-Philips tell us why MLS on Apple TV is a must-watch for sports fans.

iMore

Katie McCabe embraces support with Ireland poised for World Cup debut

Katie McCabe said the Republic of Ireland fans have made the team feel like they have ‘a home away from home’ before their Women’s World Cup debut

The Guardian - UK

Sav DeMelo’s Unlikely Path to the USWNT’s World Cup Roster

The midfielder is the first player to receive a World Cup call-up without a cap in 20 years.

Sports Illustrated

Australia vs Ireland live stream: How to watch Women’s World Cup 2023 game online

Australia are one of the hosts of the Women's World Cup 2023, and the Matildas will begin their tournament with a game against debutants the Republic of Ireland. Here's how to watch it online, wherever you are.

Tom’s Guide

New Zealand vs Norway live stream: How to watch Women’s World Cup 2023 game online

The New Zealand vs Norway live stream is the opening game of the Women's World Cup 2023. Here's how to watch it online from anywhere in the world.

Tom’s Guide

Women’s World Cup 2023: Guardian writers’ predictions for the tournament

Australia are expected to challenge and Sam Kerr is a favourite to win the Golden Boot while Zambia are tipped to make waves

The Guardian - UK

The USWNT’s Dynasty Could Be in Trouble—And That’s a Good Thing

The U.S. has long reigned over women’s soccer, but it is being challenged by countries that are finally leveraging the structure and prestige of the sport’s traditional powers.

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The Independent UK

Women’s World Cup 2023: Group guides and players to watch for every team

The full guide to the biggest ever Women’s World Cup as the tournament kicks off in Australia and New Zealand

Evening Standard

Women’s World Cup 2023: The complete guide to every group

The ninth Women’s World Cup - and by far the biggest in the tournament’s history - kicks off on Thursday with co-hosts New Zealand and Australia in action.

The Conversation

Women's World Cup will highlight how far other countries have closed the gap with US – but that isn't the only yardstick to measure growth of global game

The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup begins on July 20, 2023, in Australia and New Zealand, and the U.S. enters the soccer tournament in a familiar position: favorites.

The Guardian - US

USWNT stars pay tribute to late teammate and highlight mental health

USWNT players Sophia Smith and Naomi Girma say they will be thinking of their late college teammate, Katie Meyer, as they kick off their World Cup campaign

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Every 2023 World Cup team nickname, from The Stars and Stripes to Copper Queens

Let's dive into each team's nickname as we get set for the 2023 World Cup.

The Independent UK

Afghan players watch Morocco's team practice for Women's World Cup, hoping to get their chance

There'll be 32 national teams competing across Australia and New Zealand in the Women’s World Cup

The Independent UK

Women's World Cup spotlight shining on Australia as co-host New Zealand seeks its own attention

New Zealand’s Football Ferns are aiming to win fans as well as matches at the Women's World Cup

The Guardian - US

The goals will come for the voracious USWNT. But who will score them?

Scoring goals is what the USA does best. But an embarrassment of riches at the forward position means Vlatko Andonovski will face some crucial decisions when the World Cup kicks off

Sports Illustrated

Who Will Win the Women's World Cup? Expert Predictions, Brackets

Picking who will get through the group stage to the knockout bracket—and which nation will persevere from there to win the 2023 World Cup.

Evening Standard

Baroness Sue Campbell interview: ‘Women’s football to become bigger than men’s? It’s a legitimate question’

The Women’s World Cup caps 12 months of remarkable progress for the women’s game, with no end in sight

The Independent UK

Why this Women’s World Cup will be unlike anything we’ve seen before

The staging of the first 32-team Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand presents fresh challenges, but a supreme cast of talent and a wide-open tournament can take the game to new heights, writes Miguel Delaney

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