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In less than one week, the 2023 Women's World Cup has shattered ticket sale records.

Over 1.5 million tickets sold, breaking attendance records.

Fortune

A calamitous early exit could spell the end of Tony Gustavsson’s Matildas tenure

It would represent a monumental failure if the Matildas fail to progress past the group stage at this much-anticipated Women’s World Cup

The Guardian - AU

Jay-Jay Okocha watches on as football fans return in Chad after four years

Naïr Abakar has relaunched the African nation’s league and is planning for a brighter future with help from famous friends

The Guardian - UK

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With Sunil Chhetri and Igor Stimac at helm, AIFF hoping for strong show in Asian Games

NEW DELHI: Indian football has made significant progress in recent times, with notable advancements in the sport's popularity among the public. This rising interest, along with the sport's development, has led to a strong argument in favor of including both the men's and women's national football teams in the upcoming…

The Times of India

How do we keep women's football clean? Start paying players a fair wage

As the Women’s World Cup grows in size and stature, it’s not surprising concerns are also being raised about match-fixing and the integrity of the sport.

The Conversation

The Roku Channel just got more free sports — here's what we know

FIFA Plus is coming to The Roku Channel, giving the free streaming service a second free sports offering in just a month. Here’s everything you need to know.

Tom’s Guide

EA Sports FC 24: Everything you need to know about the next step for FIFA

After a generation of being known as FIFA, EA Sports FC 24 aims to introduce a new version of a beloved soccer franchise.

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Qatar Airways posts a $1.2 billion profit over the last fiscal year when it hosted FIFA World Cup

Qatar Airways says it earned a profit of $1.2 billion over the last fiscal year, boosted in part by the small Arabian Peninsula country's hosting of the 2022 FIFA World Cup

The Independent UK

FIFA Women's World Cup: Netherlands, USA settle for 1-1 draw

In the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 group stage match, the USA and Netherlands settled for a 1-1 draw. Jill Roord of the Netherlands and Lindsey Horan of the USA were the goalscorers. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Paris 2024 won’t solve the world’s problems – has anyone told the Olympic president?

Comment: IOC overlord Thomas Bach thinks the Olympics can help heal ‘division and war’ but Paris 2024 might want to solve its own troubles first, one year out from the Games

The Independent UK

FIFA+ Dramatically Expands CTV, FAST Channel Distribution

FIFA is expanding distribution of FIFA+ to five new connected TV apps

TV Tech

It's not your imagination. Teams at the Women's World Cup are playing longer games

Referees have wide discretion to add extra game time due to injuries, substitutions and lengthy celebrations after goals. At this tournament, referees are tacking on a lot more than previous tourneys.

WEKU

Ride to World Cup smooth and green

A fleet of more than 200 vehicles and 400 drivers are ferrying football's best around NZ during the FIFA Women's World Cup - a logistical challenge, met with an eco-friendly solution. Suzanne McFadden reports.

Newsroom.co.nz

Women's World Cup: five issues holding back the female game

The 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup is probably the most highly-anticipated women’s football tournament ever. Part of this hype and enthusiasm might suggest that women’s football has finally “made it” and that catching up with the men’s game is just a matter of time. But there are ongoing issues that…

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The Guardian - UK

Brewing up a recipe for World Cup success with tea, darts and crafts

In today’s Football Daily: England’s craft station and not being welcome in Wrexham

FourFourTwo

WATCH: The perfect Brazil goal – is this going to win the Puskas award?

Brazil scored the most stereotypically Brazilian goal at the Women's World Cup 2023 – and now they might scoop a Puskas award

The Independent UK

From colouring zones to custom coffees – Inside England’s World Cup base

The Lionesses’ base is the product of more than 18 months of Football Association planning.

The Guardian - UK

Canada 2-1 Republic of Ireland: Women’s World Cup 2023 – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Katie McCabe’s early wonder-strike wasn’t enough to prevent Ireland’s exit from the tournament as Canada came from behind to beat them

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Lionel Messi’s two early goals for Inter Miami had soccer fans joking that he’s too good for MLS

This Lionel Messi fellow might be too good for MLS.

The Guardian - UK

Zambia’s Barbra Banda: ‘I was a pro boxer. I had no option but to go one way’

The Copper Queens’ leading striker, who has played in Spain and is now in China, has come through a traumatic time with her country

Zenger

‌El Entrenador De Zambia, Rival De España, Acusado De Abuso Sexual: “Las Amenazaron Con Castigarlas”‌

‌El Mundial de Australia y Nueva Zelanda es protagonista absoluto en el mundo del fútbol. Las mejores selecciones femeninas juegan para ganar la copa más deseada de todas.‌

The Guardian - UK

Are there no more worlds left for Wrexham to conquer?

In today’s Football Daily: Wrexham, Chris Bart-Williams and Viv Anderson

The Guardian - AU

Xbox, table tennis and toddlers: Matildas find the light side of Women’s World Cup

Manifesting glory through video games or relaxing with arts and crafts are among the distractions on offer for Australia’s players

The Guardian - UK

Jamaica and Haiti show gap is closing at this World Cup of the unexpected

Meticulously prepared, fearless underdogs are shining, in some cases against a backdrop of significant off-field problems

The Guardian - UK

BBC apologises for LGBTQ+ question to Morocco’s football captain

Broadcaster says reporter asked ‘inappropriate’ question before women’s World Cup match

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