From record audiences to jaw-dropping talent, the Women's World Cup proved a tour de force.
Colombia's Linda Caicedo celebrates a goal at the Women's World Cup.
Nigeria's Super Falcons, who took finalists England to a penalty shootout in the quarterfinals, have allegedly not been paid by their federation since 2021. Global players' union FIFPro is now assisting them with remuneration. Established nations fell earlier than expected. Back-to-back defending champions U.S. team exited in the Round of 16 . Two-time champions and No. 2-ranked Germany were ousted in the group stage. No. 8 Brazil and Olympic gold medallist Canada also made unceremonious exits in the opening round..
According to Reuters, in Spain, 5.6 million watched the final, with a peak audience of 7.4 million viewers. Travelling fans and ex-pats showed up for their teams, whether it was the Republic of Ireland's fans roaring in Perth or Argentina supporters donning the white and sky blue to cheer on La Albiceleste in New Zealand.Was there a more captivating young player on the pitch than 18-year-old Linda Caicedo of Colombia? Her goal against Germany? Dancing around two defenders then a blast into the top right corner. Exquisite.
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