Five players to watch at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup | The Nutmeg
By Guardian Exclusive
15 July 2023 |
6:58 am
Ayomide Sotubo on this edition of The Nutmeg talks about the Five players to watch out for at the coming FIFA Women's World Cup to be played in 10 different stadiums across Australia and New Zealand.
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