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The World Cup is almost HERE!!!
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Saturday, June 25, 2011 at 6:57pm EDT
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On the even shorter side tonight. Just a few more hours!
- Jacqueline Purdy counts off her top ten moments in Women’s World Cup history.
- Studio 90 sits down with Hope Solo here:
- And here:
- The San Francisco Chronicle shines a spotlight on Alex Morgan.
- ESPN talks up Kim Kulig’s chances of having a breakout tournament this summer.
- Kristen Luckenbill writes about the mental challenges elite athletes face before taking part in huge events.
- The peerless Andy Brassell explains how Olympique Lyon’s recent success can have a positive effect on France’s chances in this World Cup.
- CNN asks what this World Cup can do for the women’s game.
- CNN also has an article about the USWNT’s chances in the World Cup and how the program has evolved.
- Deutsche Welle looks at the pre-tournament buzz that’s descended on Germany.
- Meet the World Cup’s new psychic octopus.
- espnW’s Heroics documentary premiered on ESPN2 on Friday and it’s definitely a must watch. http://frontrow.espn.go.com/2011/05/how-heroics-came-to-be/#more-5027">Here’s an article about how the project came to be.
- Remember the mJ/Breakers trade that saw Meghan Klingenberg land in Boston? The “other player to be named” is Nikki Marshall who will be joining the team in July. There are no words anymore.
- Veronica Boquete claimed WPS Player of the Week honors for her performance in the Independence’s 6-0 victory against magicJack last weekend.
- Julie Fleeting apparently won’t be lining up for a Great Britain team in the 2012 Summer Olympics, opting not to cross the proverbial picket line set up by the Scottish Football Federation.
And of course, a free preview of The Equalizer and All White Kit’s Complete Guide to the 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup preview here, the full 82-page PDF can be downloaded for $5.95 here. Technical questions, comments, etc. should be sent to [email protected]. Thanks again for the support!
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