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Philippines hope meteoric rise to debut World Cup changes everything

Philippines hope meteoric rise to debut World Cup changes everything
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Philippines hopes meteoric rise to World Cup debut changes everything

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Philippines hope meteoric rise to World Cup is game-changer

In a country obsessed with beauty pageants, basketball and boxing, the Philippines women's team hope to ignite interest in football when they make the nation's World Cup debut."It's not the beauty pageants, boxing and basketball; we don't have a 'B'."

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Philippines Hope Meteoric Rise to World Cup is Game-changer

In a country obsessed with beauty pageants, basketball and boxing, the Philippines women's team hope to ignite interest in football when they make the nation's World Cup debut. Long minnows in the sport, the Philippines have never played at a FIFA World Cup, either the men's or women's, said AFP. All that will change on July 21 when the women's side under their Australian coach Alen Stajcic play Switzerland in Dunedin, New Zealand. Stajcic calls their journey from "almost ground zero" to the World Cup "miraculous".

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