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Women s World Cup: France, Sweden, South Africa, Jamaica into last 16

Women s World Cup: France, Sweden, South Africa, Jamaica into last 16
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FIFA Women s World Cup: Sweden, South Africa progress to Round of 16

FIFA Women s World Cup: Sweden, South Africa progress to Round of 16
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Banyana touch down in Sydney ahead of Netherlands showdown

Banyana touch down in Sydney ahead of Netherlands showdown
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Banyana Banyana aim to bring down high-flying Dutch

Banyana Banyana face a formidable foe in the form of the Netherlands in their World Cup round of 16 fixture.

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Three African teams have reached the Women s World Cup knockout stages for the first time ever Here s what you need to know

Many predictions didn’t have a single African side making it out of the group stages at the Women’s World Cup, but the continent has once again ripped up the form book on the game’s biggest stage.

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