FIFA.com TV: watch Women's World Cup matches for free

MVNsoccer posted 9/10/2007 from www.fifa.com [flag]

FIFA.com TV offers free live streaming webcasts in some territories not covered by regular TV live telecasts (like in the USA, where one can see all the matches live on ESPN networks...). --- Visit this link to see list of territories, options, and technical requirements. --- The fifth FIFA Women's World Cup kicks off on Monday September 10, in China. [link]

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Women’s World Cup Starts With a Flourish
Published 9/10/2007 by Inara at The Offside
... | September 10th, 2007 While women s football doesn t boast as many followers as the men s, their games can be just as fun to watch and are growing in popularity. The tournament is taking place in China, but FIFA have made it surprisingly easy to watch the matches. FIFA.com TV will stream either the games or the highlights depending on territory, and ESPN and ABC will be broadcasting every single match in the United States ( ...

Women’s Football: Glass Half Empty / Half Full Attitudes
Published 9/11/2007 by Jan at The Offside
... , where you can watch live streams and match highlights. At least Windows users can do so. I couldn t get this pile crapcoded website junk to run on my Mac. The result of the match can provoke mixed reactions. For some the obvious gulf in class might have been the perfect example of how underdeveloped women s football still is on a global scale, and that this match damaged the reputation of the sport. The much hated FIFA godfather Sepp Blatter had ...

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SI.com: Inside the Women's World Cup

MVNsoccer posted 9/10/2007 from sportsillustrated.cnn.com

Kristine Lilly has been with the U.S. national team almost since there's been a national team. She played her first match, as a 16-year-old, on Aug. 3, 1987, against China. It was the 16th game the American women had ever played. She has now made 331 international appearances, giving her 56 more caps than any other player, man or woman. For the bulk of her career Lilly has been the most active ...