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Matildas to face Netherlands in final pre-World Cup friendly

ESPN's Julie Foudy joins Golic & Wingo to talk favourites to win the 2019 Women's World Cup and her new podcast Laughter Permitted.

The Matildas will face off against European champions Netherlands in their final friendly before June's World Cup.

Ante Milicic's side will face the world No.8 ranked team in Eindhoven on June 1 before heading to France to begin the tournament.

"We believe that this match against the Netherlands will come at a perfect time for our team," Milicic said. "With this match against a strong opponent coming a week before our first game in France, we will be able to get a good gauge of what aspects of our...

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Alex Morgan only USWNT player named to FIFPro Women's World XI

Alex Morgan was the only player from the United States' women's national team chosen for the FIFPro Women's World XI, announced on Thursday to coincide with International Women's Day.

A year ago, Morgan was one of four USWNT players on the list, along with Hope Solo, Carli Lloyd, Ali Krieger. 

England, Denmark, Netherlands and Spain all put players on the team for the first time in the three years of the poll.

FIFPro said Lloyd missed out by just four votes, after more than 4,100 female...

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Netherlands beat Denmark to win Women's European Championship

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The Netherlands became women's European champions for the first time with a thrilling 4-2 victory over Denmark on home soil.

Having swept aside Euro 2017 favourites England 3-0 in the semifinals, the Netherlands fought back from an early setback to send the sell-out Enschede crowd wild.

Vivianne Miedema (2), Lieke Martens and Sherida Spitse scored for the hosts, with Nadia Madim and Pernille Harder on target for Denmark in a first half which ended 2-2.

The Danes were ahead after six minutes when...

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Netherlands thrash England to reach Women's Euro final

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England saw their dreams of winning Women's Euro 2017 shattered by a 3-0 semifinal loss to host nation Netherlands in Enschede.

Goals either side of half-time from Arsenal pair Vivianne Miedema and Danielle van de Donk secured victory for the vibrant Dutch before a last-gasp own goal from Millie Bright compounded England's misery.

England were punished for a slow start by Miedema and there proved no way back after a costly mistake by Fara Williams, their confident campaign ending in a huge anti-climax.

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Japan beat the Netherlands 2-1 to advance to quarterfinals

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Japan defender Saori Ariyoshi celebrates with teammates after scoring against the Netherlands during the first half.

Mizhuo Sakaguchi scored what turned out to be the deciding goal in the 78th minute as defending Women's World Cup champion Japan held off a late attack to beat the Netherlands 2-1 on Tuesday night.

Saori Ariyoshi opened the scoring for the Asian champions in the 10th minute, pouncing on a loose ball after had looped off the Netherlands' crossbar and smashing her drive home.

Sakaguchi doubled Japan's lead in the 76th minute, shortly after Japan nearly scored an own goal. Sherida Spitse took a corner...

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