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Twelve years after their first World Cup triumph, Japan are again darlings on the biggest stage

Twelve years after their first World Cup triumph, Japan are again darlings on the biggest stage
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England s Wiegman last female head coach remaining at Women s World Cup - Sports

BRISBANE: England’s Sarina Wiegman is the lone female head coach remaining at the Women’s World Cup after the.

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England s Wiegman Last Female Head Coach Remaining At Women s World Cup

England s Wiegman Last Female Head Coach Remaining At Women s World Cup
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Japan left behind as Women s World Cup glory becomes distant memory

Japan won the World Cup in 2011 playing a free-flowing style that made them the envy of women's football, but they have fallen behind since then, sparking accusations of mismanagement and neglect.- Women's football in Japan enjoyed a spike in popularity after the 2011 World Cup, but interest gradually tailed off and attendances at the semi-professional Nadeshiko League dwindled.

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Only 12 out of 32 FIFA World Cup teams led by a woman coach

For 23 years, all but one of the winning teams of the three major women’s soccer tournaments were coached by women.

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