When the Women’s World Cup kicks off in Australia and New Zealand on Thursday, it’ll be the first time the women’s cup is hosted in two countries — with a newly expanded field of 32 teams.
Here’s what to know as the world’s best pursue the biggest title in women’s soccer.
The U.S. is again ranked number one in the world, but it’s a team in flux
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