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I am trying to contain my excitement about the upcoming Women's World Cup. I just love it so much!!!
Being able to root for a US team in the World Cup is fabulous, and since the men's team still manages to suck, bigtime, it makes the women's team that much more awesome. 
Anybody else stoked for this? 
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				rownesheck
(2,343 posts)I'm loving the commercial for the USWNT for the World Cup. The David vs Goliath one where our women are Goliath. Basically saying David doesn't stand a chance.
nocoincidences
(2,433 posts)Maybe we got the start of a rabid fan group here! 
 
Gumboot
(531 posts)And I'll also be cheering for the two native Coloradans on the roster this time around: Lindsey Horan and Mallory Pugh. 
Let's hope Carli Lloyd and Megan Rapinoe can switch on the magic for the big games... they usually do!
shenmue
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 bluecollar2
(3,622 posts)For England!!!
After Liverpool win the Champions League final in Madrid....
nocoincidences
(2,433 posts)If our national team is there to focus on, good, but by the finals, you just don't know who you might be rooting for!
a little fun rivalry here on DU isn't a bad thing!  
 
nocoincidences
(2,433 posts)Times and network at US East Coast, since that's where I live. 
2019 FIFA Womens World Cup TV schedule
Group play
Friday, June 7
3:00p	France-South Korea	FS1
Saturday, June 8
9:00a	Germany-China	FS1
Noon	Spain-South Africa	FOX
3:00p	Norway-Nigeria	FOX
Sunday, June 9
7:00a	Australia-Italy	FS1
9:30a	Brazil-Jamaica	FS1
Noon	England-Scotland	FOX
Monday, June 10
Noon	Argentina-Japan	FS1
3:00p	Canada-Cameroon	FS1
Tuesday, June 11
9:00a	New Zealand-Netherlands	FS1
Noon	Chile-Sweden	FS1
3:00p	U.S.-Thailand	FOX
Wednesday, June 12
9:00a	Nigeria-South Korea	FS1
Noon	Germany-Spain	FOX
3:00p	France-Norway	FOX
Thursday, June 13
Noon	Australia-Brazil	FOX
3:00p	South Africa-China	FOX
Friday, June 14
9:00a	Japan-Scotland	FS1
Noon	Jamaica-Italy	FOX
3:00p	England-Argentina	FOX
Saturday, June 15
9:00a	Netherlands-Cameroon	FS1
2:50p	Canada-New Zealand	FS2
Sunday, June 16
9:00a	Sweden-Thailand	FS1
Noon	U.S.-Chile	FOX
Monday, June 17
Noon	South Africa-Germany	FOX
                China-Spain	FS1
3:00p	Nigeria-France	FOX
                South Korea-Norway	FS1
Tuesday, June 18
3:00p	Italy-Brazil	FS1
               Jamaica-Australia	FS2
Wednesday, June 19
3:00p	Japan-England	FS1
                Scotland-Argentina	FS2
Thursday, June 20
Noon	Netherlands-Canada	FOX
                Cameroon-New Zealand	FS1
3:00p	U.S.-Sweden	FOX
                Thailand-Chile	FS1
Round of 16 starts Saturday, June 22
https://www.sportsmediawatch.com/womens-world-cup-tv-schedule/
bluecollar2
(3,622 posts)After the devastation of the Tsunami.
I think their winning was a huge boost for the nation's morale. 
nocoincidences
(2,433 posts)I always wondered if our team somehow threw it for them, but in watching it I saw no evidence, so maybe not.
No matter you are right, Japan needed some good news that year. 
bluecollar2
(3,622 posts)they're too damn professional and too damn proud.
No...I really think those Japanese ladies reached down inside themselves, found the extra will to win and were carried to victory by their determination.
And let's be honest...they were a damned talented team anyway.
I'm guessing a significant part of the world watching were putting all their vibes on play for them. The USA women were favored and everyone likes an underdog...
nocoincidences
(2,433 posts)in their first game. 
Renard was off the chain in the first half!  
 
nocoincidences
(2,433 posts)there are no surprises. Even so, it was 6 hours of satisfaction that only come every 4 years. I was in heaven. 
At my age, I have to think: is this my last World Cup? It does make me focus in a way I wouldn't have 12 years ago, when I still thought I had an innumerable number ahead of me. 
Enjoy it while you have it! 
 
nocoincidences
(2,433 posts)Saturday, June 22
Germany vs. Nigeria, 11:30 a.m. ET, FS1
Norway vs. Australia, 3 p.m. ET, Fox
Sunday, June 23
England vs. Cameroon, 11:30 a.m. ET, FS1
France vs. Brazil, 3 p.m. ET, Fox
Monday, June 24
Spain vs. United States, Noon ET, FS1 
Sweden vs. Canada 3 p.m. ET, FS1
Tuesday, June 25
Italy vs. China, Noon ET, FS1 
Netherlands vs. Japan, 3 p.m. ET, FS1 
Moostache
(10,877 posts)I have watched nearly all of the tourney and despite VAR and other controversies, I am more into this Cup than I was 4 years ago for Canada 2015...
Hoping for a clean sheet, 2-0 win over England...with Alex and 'pinoe netting the goals...
Then I will be pulling for the Dutch over the Swedes...never want to see the same opponent twice in a tourney!
Definitely finding myself moving away from the National Hand-Egg League more and more and looking forward to MLS becoming MLF proper soon!  (LOL...I just HATE the NFL since Stan Kroenke was allowed to take a giant dump on the people of St. Louis...screw them!!!)
Jimbo S
(3,035 posts)Unfortunately, a cable outage delayed me watching USA v FRA and power outage USA v ENG.  Darn it!
Excited for Sunday.  Will be watching at a soccer bar with a crowd.





