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World. Cup. Placed one next to the other, can you think of two better words in English? Two words to make you weak at the knees and feel like all your birthdays have arrived at the same time? Maybe 'love' and 'island', I'll give you that, or 'Dawson's' and 'Creek'. But no, it's the "World" and the Cup. Look, take a moment to feel what happens when I bademble them: World Cup. Spooky, no?
Make no mistake, it means everything. We are now beyond the point where it seems necessary to explain why women's football is important. Sorry to tell all the badists, but it's here, it stays and it's only going to get bigger from now on. The interest in this tournament is going to be huge, with coverage like never before, and a host of fascinating scenarios should draw even more fans into a sport that is steadily gaining strength. I will be at the same level as you, friends: I had a little tear at the eye watching this Nike advertising last night. This girl … she was so … so … so … so … so … so inspiring!
Let's hope that kids around the world will watch, ready to be captivated and captivated by a month of non-stop football, and to think that they can change the world for the better. This should be the best Women's World Cup so far – you hope since almost a million tickets have already been sold – and quite brilliantly, no one seems to have any idea of it. team that will achieve sports immortality by raising the trophy on July 7th.
Twenty-four countries have managed to establish themselves in France (six groups of four, in case you would ask), but there is no general agreement on the choice of the winner. Our experts certainly can not agree. Some left for England, glorious England, others for these menacing Germans. Holland, champion of Europe, can not be neglected and it will take a considerable effort to prevent the United States from keeping their trophy. Australia also intends to go far.
Then come France, hosts of the tournament and quarter-finalalists perennial. They will start their campaign against South Korea at Parc des Princes and will be desperate to get into the leaflets. It is unlikely that it will be simple, however. South Korea include Chelsea striker Ji So-yun in his squad, and his team is full of players who won the U-17 World Cup and qualified for the semi-finals. the Under-20 World Cup in 2010. No wonder the golden generation of Korea has pipping designs on Norway and Nigeria at a knockout.
This means that it will be interesting to see if it will help France to play in front of a crowd of future spectators, in particular because it can complete a historic double by imitating the success of the men's team in Russia the year last. No pressure. One of the many subplots that will occupy us next month. Let's play!
Start: 20h, Paris time, 21h.
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