FIFA Women World Cup 2023 : Women’s FIFA World Cup 2023 is currently being organized in New Zealand and the spectators are getting to see exciting matches everyday. Morocco women’s team created history by defeating South Korea 1-0. Morocco has registered its first win in the Women’s FIFA World Cup. At the same time, one more miracle happened in this match, which has never been seen before.
Moroccan defender Nohela Benzina takes the field against South Korea wearing a hijab. She has become the first player to do so. FIFA approved head coverings for religious reasons in 2014. Earlier, Nohela could not play against Germany in the World Cup. Morocco lost 6–0 against Germany.
Morocco is one of the 8 teams making their debut in the Women’s FIFA World Cup this year. The Moroccan team played explosively against South Korea and kept the ball for most of the time. Ibtissam Jaradi scored the first goal for Morocco, because of this goal that the Moroccan team was able to register a victory.
At the same time, South Korea had many chances to score, but could not capitalize on them. This is Morocco’s first win in the FIFA World Cup. Morocco, Germany, Colombia and South Korea are in Group H for the Women’s FIFA World Cup 2023. Colombia have played two matches so far and are at number one in the group by winning both the matches.
Whereas, Germany and Morocco have won one match each. Morocco’s next match is against Colombia. If the Moroccan team wins this match, then it can reach the knockout round.
Points you must knw about FIFA Women’s World Cup
The FIFA Women’s World Cup is an international soccer tournament for women’s national teams, organized by the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA). The tournament is held every four years and is one of the most prestigious and widely watched events in women’s soccer.
Here are some key points about FIFA Women’s World Cup
Inauguration : The first FIFA Women’s World Cup was held in 1991 in China. Since then, the tournament has grown in popularity and significance.
Format : The tournament features a format similar to the men’s World Cup, with national teams competing in a series of matches to determine the champion. The format includes group stages, knockout rounds, quarterfinals, semifinals, and a final match.
Trophy : The trophy awarded to the winners of the Women’s World Cup is known as the FIFA Women’s World Cup Trophy. It is distinct from the men’s trophy and was introduced in 1999.
Participation : The Women’s World Cup features teams from around the world that qualify through regional qualifying tournaments. The number of participating teams has increased over the years, reflecting the global growth of women’s soccer.
Impact and Visibility : The Women’s World Cup has played a significant role in raising the profile of women’s soccer and increasing its visibility on the global stage. The tournament has showcased the skill, talent, and athleticism of female soccer players, inspiring young athletes and fans.
Record Holders : The United States women’s national soccer team (USWNT) is one of the most successful teams in Women’s World Cup history, having won multiple championships, including the 2019 edition held in France. Other successful teams include Germany, Norway, and Japan.
Equal Pay and Advocacy : The Women’s World Cup has also been a platform for discussions about gender equality in sports and the issue of equal pay for female soccer players. The success and popularity of the tournament have contributed to increased advocacy for fair treatment and compensation for women athletes.
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