Two legends & someone who will never tire of trying to explain how much they did to lay the foundations of women's football in England with a small group. Bloody lovely surprise today in Sydney.
First time I covered #ENG at a tournament was Euro 2001 when a talented team went out at the group stage. Today this England are European champions and set for a #FIFAWWC final. A pinch yourself moment.
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"The history of men’s sports is uninterrupted mythmaking, the kind through which momentum is created."
tonight's #FIFAWWC semi-final between the #Matildas and England is not a battle of old rivalries.
it is, instead, a meeting of two new mythmakers.
https://t.co/o8Nu6iAjco
So many trailblazers to acknowledge ahead of this #WomensWorldCup. It was a real treat to speak to two of them about their experiences on this stage with #NZL 32 yrs ago 👇
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21 years ago I was in #AUS & got to cover the Australia Cup for @SheKicksMag Can only imagine how those Matildas (all former players actually) must be feeling right now ⚽ #FIFAWWC#matildas
32 years ago, Martina Voss-Tecklenburg, Pia Sundhage and Hege Riise were breaking new ground as players at the inaugural Women's World Cup. At this summer's tournament, they will are head coaches of Germany, Brazil and Norway. By @CatherineEtoe 👇🏻
https://t.co/Ju9rmH0Gqc