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The Hidden History Of The First Women’s World Cup

John Liang June 21, 2024 143 0

In August 1971, women’s teams from Argentina, England, France, Mexico, Italy and Denmark played soccer at Mexico City’s iconic Azteca Stadium in an unofficial Women’s World Cup.

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The Hidden History Of The First Women’s World Cup