Underdogs Rise, Giants Fall: An Unforgettable Day 11 at FIFA Women’s World Cup
2023
The unexpected standout was the World Cup newcomer, Morocco, who made history for all the right reasons.
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The Colombians stole the spotlight by defeating the formidable Germans.
Colombia, to the astonishment of many, beat Germany 2-1 in a thrilling match.
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18-year-old Linda Caicedo scored a brilliant goal in the 52nd minute, marking an awe-inspiring moment considering her recent health battles.
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Morocco recorded their first-ever win at the Women's World Cup, defeating South Korea 1-0.
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Striker Ibtissam Jraidi earned a place in history as the first Moroccan woman to score a goal in a World Cup.
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New Zealand's tournament ended in disappointment as they became the first host nation to exit the Women's World Cup at the group stage.
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Norway convincingly defeated the Philippines 6-0, thereby qualifying for the knockout stage due to their superior goal difference in comparison to their Group A rivals, New Zealand.
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