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Jun 2019
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Women's World Cup Daily - 22/06/19

BEIN SPORTS
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The 2019 Women's World Cup has provided plenty of role models for the younger generation looking to take up the sport. That hasn't always been the case in year's gone by as Lianne & Michelle explain to Nicky. 
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