2023 Women's World Cup upsets show sport's growth, closed gaps - ESPN
SYDNEY — If there's a catchphrase that sums up the 2023 Women's World Cup, it's one you've probably been hearing since the opening round of games: The gap is closing.
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Neymar has perfect introduction to Saudi Arabian football despite Al-Hilal draw
RIYADH: ‘Neymar is Blue’. That was the message that lit up the Riyadh sky on Saturday as the superstar was introduced to fans at his new club of Al-Hilal, Saudi Arabia and the rest of the world. It was an impressive greeting to an impressive signing but the Brazilian legend, who strolled around the King Fahd International Stadium in that famous shirt, now knows that this is not going to be a walk in the park as his new team was held to a 1-1 draw by Al-Fayha in the second round of games this season.
WWC final: England and Spain routes to the decider
There will be a new name on the trophy as England and Spain battle it out for the right to be crowned World Cup champions.
One small step for Spain, one final push for World Cup glory
AUCKLAND : Spain are just one step away from Women's World Cup glory after their dramatic 2-1 semi-final win over Sweden on Tuesday and forward Salma Paralluelo said 'La Roja' had proved they have what it takes to be crowned champions.