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Both the goals were scored in the first half, in the space of four minutes. Nicollette Kiorpes gave USA the lead in the 33rd minute but Carol restored parity in the 37th minute. The drawn result meant that both hosts India and Morocco, who face each other later in the day, were out of reckoning for a quarterfinal berth.
Portugal will have to beat Thailand or Cameroon to advance to its first Women's World Cup tournament next year.
FIFA 23 is receiving more and more updates from EA Sports and we have seen several promos added to the game already.
FIFA 23 is out worldwide and, as a result, we’re getting plenty of special cards added into the game.
Menpora Zainudin Amali memastikan perintah Presiden Joko Widodo soal audit stadion akan dijalankan. Stadion yang tak layak akan direnovasi mulai tahun depan.
The team, which included government officials, football and security experts, has been investigating how more than 130 people died in a crush after a match at Kanjuruhan stadium in East Java on October 1. Coordinating Security Minister Mahfud MD said a separate team was still investigating the toxicity of the gas used, but that whatever the result, it could not "diminish the conclusion that the massive (number of) deaths was mainly caused by tear gas." Indonesian authorities and the Indonesian football Association (PSSI) have faced mounting questions and criticism over why police fired tear gas inside the stadium, a crowd control measure banned by world football governing body FIFA. The fact-finding team found the police personnel on duty had no knowledge of the prohibition of tear gas at football matches.
Fifa has announced that it plans to distribute a total of $209 million to clubs across the world for releasing their players for international duty at the World Cup 2022 in Qatar.
The ball with which the late-Argentinian football legend Diego Maradona scored his infamous "hand of God" goal is to be sold at auction in London next month