The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup brings together some of the greatest athletes in the world to represent 32 countries.
The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup brings together some of the greatest athletes in the world to represent 32 countries.
They're led by American-born defender Ali Riley, whose dad is from New Zealand. She's gotten 150 caps for New Zealand heading into this World Cup. Riley currently captains for Angel City FC and for the New Zealand National Team. Their Achilles heel – scoring. We'll see how coach Jitka Klimková approaches this tournament.
Players to watch: the first-ever female Ballon d'Or winner and forward Ada Hegerberg, forward Caroline Graham Hansen, and midfielder Guro Reiten. Norway first faces New Zealand, then Switzerland, and wraps up Group A play with the Philippines.Ranked 20th in the world by FIFA heading into this World Cup, this is La Nati's second-ever World Cup appearance. They made it to the round of 16 in 2019.
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