Fifa Women's World Cup Australia/New Zealand 2023: Official Guide - Etoe, Catherine;Sollohub, Natalia;O'Neill, Jen
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The definitive illustrated guide to FIFA Women's World Cup Australia/New Zealand 2023 that no football fan should be without.
The most high-profile event on the women's football calendar, the FIFA Women's World Cup will take place between 20 July and 20 August 2023, at venues across Australia and New Zealand, with 32 teams competing for the most prestigious international prize in world football.
Suitable for fans of all ages, contents include:
- Team-by-team profiles - Star players to watch - A guide to every venue - Fill-in tournament progress chart - FIFA Women's World Cup records…mehr

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The definitive illustrated guide to FIFA Women's World Cup Australia/New Zealand 2023 that no football fan should be without.

The most high-profile event on the women's football calendar, the FIFA Women's World Cup will take place between 20 July and 20 August 2023, at venues across Australia and New Zealand, with 32 teams competing for the most prestigious international prize in world football.

Suitable for fans of all ages, contents include:

- Team-by-team profiles
- Star players to watch
- A guide to every venue
- Fill-in tournament progress chart
- FIFA Women's World Cup records and stats
- Qualification round-up

And much, much more besides.
Autorenporträt
Catherine Etoe is a photographer, journalist and author. She writes for local and national newspapers on football, arts & entertainment and women's issues as well as contributing to She Kicks magazine and shekicks.net website. As an author, she co-wrote Three Lions on Her Shirt: The England Women's Story. Natalia Sollohub is a former footballer and author. She was the co-author of Three Lions on Her Shirt, as well as the official guides for FIFA Women's World Cup tournaments in 2015 and 2019. Jen O'Neill is editor of the She Kicks, the bi-monthly women's football magazine. A former Sunderland Women player and columnist for The Times newspaper, she writes for She Kicks and shekicks.net. She is also much in demand as an analyst on women's soccer, broadcasting on Eurosport and Channel 4 television and TalkSport radio.