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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Júlia Belas Trindade

How to tackle post-World Cup blues and get your women’s football fix

Cecilia Salvai of Juventus; Sophia Smith of Portland Thorns; Quinn of Canada.
From left: Cecilia Salvai will lead Juventus’s challenge in the Champions League; Sophia Smith can be a big player in a period of US transition; Quinn and Canada are defending their Olympic title. Composite: Getty Images

It has been a few days since the final and the post-World Cup blues have kicked in, the feeling that we’ll have to wait four more years for something as exciting to happen. Going back to the routine without thinking and talking about football 24/7 … it feels like hell. But it doesn’t mean there’s nothing going on. The end brings new beginnings so here are some women’s football fixes for you to put in your calendar.

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