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The FIFA Women’s World Cup is coming to the Southern Hemisphere for the first time in the summer of 2023 with history on the line when the ball gets rolling in Australia and New Zealand.
The United States women’s national team — winners of four of the eight Women’s World Cups that have been played, and the reigning champions of CONCACAF — can become the first national soccer team, male or female, to win three consecutive World Cups. To do so, they’ll need to fend off some of the stiffest competition the tournament has ever seen, including England’s golden generation that won the UEFA Women’s Euro in 2022.
The Women’s World Cup will kick off with the host nations’ opening matches on July 20 and air exclusively on FOX Networks through the final on Aug. 20.
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