South American Countries Are the 'Sleeping Giants' of Women's Soccer
Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated
  • 5 years ago
Sports Illustrated's Grant Wahl reports from Paris at the Women's World Cup on the growing superpower of women's soccer in South America.
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