The Women’s World Cup opened Thursday with an elaborate greeting from the Maori people of New Zealand and the First Nations people of Australia.
The 32 countries were then introduced on the stadium’s video screens, while dancers performed a unity routine in costumes inspired by the 32 jerseys that each country will wear. BENEE performed the official song of the tournament, “Do It Again,” as the ceremony came to a close.The shootings were unrelated to the tournament but happened near team hotels.In its first- ever win at a Women's World Cup, New Zealand upset heavily favored Norway with a 1-0 victory.
Stoppage time stretched for more than 10 minutes before the whistle blew and New Zealand’s bench rushed the field in celebration. Riley pounded her chest for the electrified fans. Australia also got off to a winning start, beating Ireland 1-0 despite the absence of star striker Sam Kerr.
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