Australia and New Zealand host cities unite to mark One Year To Go until Women's World Cup 2023™
Nine cities across two host countries celebrate ‘One Year to Go’ milestone by lighting up iconic monuments and creating unique cultural events.
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Nine cities across two host countries celebrate ‘One Year to Go’ milestone by lighting up iconic monuments and creating unique cultural events.
Danielle Pavinelli and Haley Hicklen will each compete on the team for the first time; Amanda O'Leary, Regy Thorpe will serve as co-head coaches.
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Download logoInaugural tournament to be played in Hamilton and Auckland from 17 to 23 February 2023; 10 teams to compete for final three slots for FIFA
NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY (June 17, 2022) — Leaders and community members from across New York / New Jersey expressed support and enthusiasm as FIFA named the region one of the official Host Cities for the 2026 FIFA World Cup ™ and celebrations took place across the region. Quotes from supporters can be found below.