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Spain continue emotional journey in World Cup semi-final with Sweden

Players protested against their manager in 2022 but Jorge Vilda is still there as Spaniards’ interest in the team grows

The Guardian - UK

Spain 2-1 Netherlands (aet): Women’s World Cup 2023 quarter-final – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Spain booked a spot in the semi-finals with an extra-time win over the Netherlands in Wellington

The Guardian - US

How to watch Spain vs Netherlands: TV channel and start time for Women’s World Cup fixture

The Women’s World Cup quarter-finals get underway with an all-European clash in the last eight

The Independent UK

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England sweat on Keira Walsh fitness amid avalanche of ACL injuries impacting Women’s World Cup

Dutch forward Vivianne Miedema and England’s Leah Williamson are among the stars not playing at the Women’s World Cup due to the injury

The Independent UK

Spain cruise into World Cup last 16 with ruthless 5-0 victory over Zambia

Spain underlined their credentials as pre-tournament favourites as they sealed qualification for the World Cup knockouts with a thumping win

The Guardian - UK

‌Alexia Putellas, En El Podio De Las Mejor Pagadas Del Mundial Femenino‌

‌Hace menos de una semana que ha empezado el tan esperado Mundial de Australia y Nueva Zelanda 2023.‌

Zenger

Olympic champs Canada out to silence critics at WWC

Olympic champions Canada are happy to be underestimated as they kick off their bid to add a Women's World Cup title to their Tokyo Olympic gold medal.

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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.

Evening Standard

Ten players to watch at the 2023 women’s World Cup

World Cups are made for stars, and stars often are made by World Cups. The 2023 edition of the biggest tournament in women’s soccer will be no different. And it will surely produce several new household names.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Ten Players With Breakout Potential at the Women’s World Cup

As many teams have to navigate injuries to key players, veterans and rookies alike will look to step up on the biggest stage.

Sports Illustrated

Your ultimate guide to the Women’s World Cup 2023

The players, the timings, the dates for your diary and the accounts to follow — if you want to make the most of the Women’s World Cup... then you’re going to need to get up very early. And read Charlotta Billström’s ultimate cheatsheet

Evening Standard

Can the England women’s football team pull off the World Cup dream?

Weakened by a string of injuries and the retirement of star players, the Euro 2022-winning Lionesses will need luck on their side to stop the USA lifting their third successive title

The Guardian - UK

WOMEN'S WORLD CUP 2023 / Nadeshiko Japan to face tricky teams in World Cup

Nadeshiko Japan, the women's national soccer team, aims for more glory at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. This year's edition of the quadrennial event is being jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand, with the opening matches kicking off on July 20.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

2023 Women's World Cup Group C Preview: Spain's Biggest Star Returns Just in Time

Alexia Putellas is back on the field after an ACL injury, but many of her top teammates won't be joining her as players protest manager Jorge Vilda.

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The Independent UK

Can Spain regroup from mutiny to challenge for the Women’s World Cup?

Group C preview: Missing key players from their squad due to protest, Spain face Japan, Costa Rica and dark horses Zambia

Sports Illustrated

Five Teams That Could Challenge the USWNT at the World Cup

While the U.S. aims for a three-peat, it will take on the largest field ever in a Women’s World Cup. And the competition will be fierce.

The Independent UK

ACL injuries are keeping stars out of the Women's World Cup

Dutch forward Vivianne Miedema and England’s Leah Williamson are among the stars of women's soccer who won’t be playing in the World Cup

USA Today Sports Media Group

2023 World Cup Betting Breakdown Group C: Spain looks to pose major threat

Spain and Zambia are two teams to keep a close eye on in Group C.

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Daily Mirror

5 nations out to stop the Lionesses winning back-to-back major tournaments

The Lionesses are in with a big chance of winning back-to-back major tournaments - but which teams pose the biggest threat to Sarina Wiegman and her squad in Australia and New Zealand

Daily Mirror

Top 10 Women’s World Cup squads in full as 32 teams prepare for Australia and New Zealand

The summer’s showpiece event kicks off on 20 July in Australia and New Zealand and culminates with the final on 21 August in Sydney

Al Jazeera

Ten players to watch out for at the 2023 Women’s World Cup

Several veterans such as Brazil’s Marta make the list, along with some younger stars such as Jamaica’s Khadija Shaw.

Zenger

Spanish Football’s Shameful Tweet To One Of The Stars Who Won’t Be At The Women’s World Cup

FIFA Women's World Cup begins in Australia and New Zealand, some of the best female football players on the planet will miss.

The Guardian - UK

Women’s World Cup: Spain pick three of 15 players who quit national side in 2022

Three of the 15 Spain players who staged a mutiny have returned to the squad in time for the World Cup

Daily Mirror

Alexia Putellas set for Spain return as three of 'rebel 15' recalled into World Cup squad

World Cup preparations for the Spanish national team were plunged into uncertainty after 15 star players refused to play until a change in management occurred

Manchester Evening News

Man United's Women's World Cup fate decided as Jorge Vilda names Spain squad

Jorge Vilda has named his provisional 30-player squad for the upcoming FIFA Women' World Cup with decisions made on Manchester United and Manchester City stars

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