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Japan joy, Germany dejection: Women’s World Cup power rankings

We rank the teams after a compelling group stage characterised by shocks and emerging stars, from Miyazawa to Caicedo and Dumornay

The Guardian - UK

5 World Cup storylines to watch in the knockout round: Is the USWNT beatable?

Also, watch Jamaica vs. Colombia!

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘Resilient’ Jamaica create World Cup history as Brazil and Marta exit

Jamaica 0-0 Brazil: The Reggae Girlz denied their illustrious opponents in Melbourne to secure a last 16 debut

The Independent UK

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Brazil coach Sundhage criticized over the team's lack of flair after Women's World Cup exit

Brazil coach Pia Sundhage is facing widespread criticism in the South American country after the team was eliminated in the group stage at the Women’s World Cup

The Independent UK

With Brazil's exit, Marta delivers an emotional farewell to the World Cup

"For them, it's just the beginning. For me, it's the end of the line now," said Marta after her team's tie with Jamaica. She holds the record for most World Cup goals scored by a man or woman.

WEKU

Marta leaves the Women's World Cup with Brazil's group-stage exit, but her legacy lives on

Marta embraced Jamaica captain Khadija “Bunny” Shaw before leaving the Women’s World Cup as a player for sixth and last time

The Independent UK

This 18-year-old Colombian survived cancer. Now she's the World Cup star

After surviving cancer and signing to Real Madrid, Linda Caicedo is making her mark at the World Cup. The 18-year-old player already scored a goal in each of Colombia's first two matches.

WEKU

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Shock and sadness in Rio favela after Brazil's early elimination from Women's World Cup

A group of girls and young women gathered early Wednesday in Rio de Janeiro’s working-class Manguinhos neighborhood to watch the Brazilian team compete in the Women’s World Cup and pray for a win in the make-or-break match

The Independent UK

‘Resilient’ Jamaica create World Cup history as Brazil and Marta exit

Jamaica 0-0 Brazil: The Reggae Girlz denied their illustrious opponents in Melbourne to secure a last 16 debut

The Independent UK

Marta and Bunny Shaw shared a classy, beautiful World Cup moment after Jamaica eliminated Brazil

What a beautiful moment.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Jamaica 0-0 Brazil: Women’s World Cup 2023 – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Jamaica deservedly made it to the knockout stage as Brazil crashed out at the group stage for the first time in 28 years. Scott Murray was watching.

The Guardian - UK

France 2-1 Brazil: Women’s World Cup 2023 – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Wendie Renard’s late header settled an entertaining match between Group F’s two big hitters. Scott Murray was watching.

The Guardian - UK

Borges and Zaneratto goals highlight Brazil's 4-0 win over Panama at Women's World Cup

Ary Borges scored a hat trick on her World Cup debut

The Hindu

Brazil 4-0 Panama: Women’s World Cup 2023 – as it happened

Ary Borges scores hat-trick in utterly dominant Brazilian performance against debutants Panama

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The Independent UK

Brazilian players at the Women's World Cup urge fans back home to skip work to watch their matches

Brazil’s players have urged their fans back in South America to stay home from work and watch them begin their Women’s World Cup campaign against Panama

Miami Herald

Everything you need to know as 2023 Women’s World Cup kicks off Down Under

MIAMI — The Women’s World Cup kicks off Thursday in Australia and New Zealand, which means soccer fans in the United States will be setting early morning alarms, as they did for the 2022 men’s World Cup in Qatar and as diehard tennis fans do for the Australian Open.

The Guardian - UK

Women’s World Cup 2023: Guardian writers’ predictions for the tournament

Australia are expected to challenge and Sam Kerr is a favourite to win the Golden Boot while Zambia are tipped to make waves

Evening Standard

Women’s World Cup 2023: The complete guide to every group

The ninth Women’s World Cup - and by far the biggest in the tournament’s history - kicks off on Thursday with co-hosts New Zealand and Australia in action.

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The Independent UK

Parity, bigger field mean there could be surprises at the Women's World Cup

An expanded field of 32 teams at the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand means more players and teams will see the international spotlight — and they no doubt want to prove they belong

Sports Illustrated

2023 Women's World Cup Group F Preview: France Takes on a Legend

France will look to avenge a disappointing quarterfinals exit as hosts in 2019, but will get a good test from Brazil and Marta, who is competing in her sixth World Cup.

The Independent UK

A closer look at the key numbers ahead of the Women’s World Cup

Brazil’s Marta will go into her sixth World Cup as the competition’s all-time leading scorer with 17 goals.

USA Today Sports Media Group

2023 World Cup: Getting to know Team Brazil

It's likely the final World Cup for Marta. Can Brazil finally break through under the tutelage of Pia Sundhage?

The Independent UK

The inspiration behind Australia’s shot at home World Cup glory

Group B preview: The co-hosts Australia are joined in the ‘group of death’ by Canada, Nigeria and the Republic of Ireland

Daily Mirror

Four legends set to play in final World Cup and follow Megan Rapinoe into retirement

USA forward Megan Rapinoe, one of the most successful players of her generation, will retire at the end of the 2023 NWSL domestic season - meaning this will be her final Women's World Cup

The Guardian - US

FC Gold Pride: the rise and fall of women’s soccer’s forgotten dream team

The San Francisco Bay Area was once briefly home to a powerhouse including Marta, Christine Sinclair, Camille Abily and Kelley O’Hara. But nobody cared enough to keep the club afloat

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