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Spanish Fans Rejoice at World Cup Win

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Spanish Fans Rejoice at World Cup Win

The final against England brought out fans of all stripes and rallied girls in both countries to hit the field and play.

By Constant Meheut and Isabella Kwai

For Spain and England, a Swift Rise Is Also a Warning

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For Spain and England, a Swift Rise Is Also a Warning

The Women’s World Cup finalists showed how quickly title contenders can emerge. But believing the hard work in women’s soccer is over is a mistake.

By Rory Smith

At the World Cup, the Field Thins and the Contenders Expand

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At the World Cup, the Field Thins and the Contenders Expand

After 48 games, half of the teams have been sent home. And yet it feels as if the field of potential winners is bigger than it was at the start.

By Rory Smith

Spain’s Team Went to War. At the World Cup, It Has to Win the Peace.

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Spain’s Team Went to War. At the World Cup, It Has to Win the Peace.

A failed rebellion against Coach Jorge Vilda ended with a dozen players dropped for the Women’s World Cup. Those who remain might be good enough to win it.

By Rory Smith