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Women's World Cup 2023: Will it be the biggest ever?

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Women's World Cup 2023: Will it be the biggest ever?

Women's World Cup 2023: Will it be the biggest ever?

The biggest stars of the women's game will be making their way to Australia and New Zealand for the first time ever this July, and it’s set to be the best edition of the tournament yet.


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