The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup: New favourites and shock exits
The two nations are hosting the FIFA World Cup, men's or women's, for the first time, and they have lived up to expectations.
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Megan Rapinoe Reacts to United States' Shock Exit From FIFA Women's World Cup 2023
USA forward Megan Rapinoe has broken her silence following her United States Women's National Soccer Team's (USWNT) earliest-ever exit at the FIFA Women's World Cup. Missed penalties in the shootout by senior stalwarts Megan Rapinoe and Kelley O'Hara helped send USWNT out of the tournament, with hopes of completing a 'three-peat' dashed, as long-time rivals Sweden advanced to the last eight. The 38-year-old announced her retirement after the National Women's Soccer League season this year. After a goalless 120-minute match against Sweden, the USWNT was defeated 5-4 on penalties. Rapinoe took to her Instagram to post a heartfelt message following the USWNT's FIFA World Cup exit to Sweden.
USWNT 'big mouths' slammed by Netherlands star Beerensteyn - ESPN
Netherlands' forward Lineth Beerensteyn had a blunt reaction when she first heard that the United States had been bundled out of the World Cup: «Yes, bye.»
Carl Starfelt's Celtic to Celta Vigo move confirmed
Celtic have confirmed the departure of Carl Starfelt to Celta Vigo on a permanent transfer.
Today at the World Cup: Lucy Bronze admit England not happy with performances
England are among eight nations still standing at the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand as preparations continue for their respective quarter-finals.
Dutch forward Lineth Beerensteyn: 'Big mouth' USA didn't do talking on pitch
Netherlands forward Lineth Beerensteyn pulled no punches about the absent United States squad at the Women's World Cup on Thursday, saying the two-times reigning champions should have done their talking on the pitch.
'World Cup bracket's right side has become the hardest' - Megan Campbell
Republic of Ireland international Megan Campbell believes England and France's side of the draw has arguably become the most difficult at the FIFA Women's World Cup.
Sweden brace for journey into unknown against unpredictable Japan
AUCKLAND : Sweden have not faced a team like Japan at the Women's World Cup and are wary of their passing game but are backing themselves to beat the 2011 champions in Friday's quarter-final by starving them of possession.