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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

The Guardian - UK

Ten players to watch at the 2023 women’s World Cup

World Cups are made for stars, and stars often are made by World Cups. The 2023 edition of the biggest tournament in women’s soccer will be no different. And it will surely produce several new household names.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

5 storylines to watch as the Women's World Cup kicks off

It's Megan Rapinoe's last World Cup, and it could be Marta's, too. From winter weather to new faces to watch, here's what to know about this year's tournament in Australia and New Zealand.

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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?

USA Today Sports Media Group

Top 10 Women's World Cup breakout stars to look out for including England star

The summer's showpiece tournament promises to whip up plenty of excitement with squads boasting a number of stars hoping to make their mark on the big stage

Daily Mirror

How good are Brazil and how far can they go at the Women’s World Cup?

In this week’s newsletter we look at Brazil’s chances in Australia and New Zealand and their hopes for Marta’s last dance

The Guardian - UK

England beat Brazil on penalties to win inaugural Women’s Finalissima at Wembley

The match finishes 1-1 after Brazil scored a dramatic late equaliser.

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The USWNT and Brazil are set for the latest in a history of star-studded clashes

FRISCO, Texas — At a World Cup draw, a country’s group-stage fate is decided in part by how the pingpong balls come out of the pots on stage. But friendly tournament schedules are human creations.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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