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WAFCON deserves better coverage. It’s also time to ‘stand on business’ and enjoy the soccer
sports.yahoo.com · 7d
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For those who care about women’s football — not just the World Cup, the U.S. women’s national team or the latest algorithmic trend surrounding the game — consider this a call to action. It is not enough to bemoan the difficulty of access to the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, the continental tournament that began last week and doubles, crucially, as a 2027 World Cup qualifier. There is no denying the grave disparity between the resources and care dedicated to marketing, covering and celebrating w
First report: WAFCON deserves better coverage. It’s also time to ‘stand on business’ and enjoy the soccer — theathletic.com, 7d
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