Wikipedia:GLAM/Adidas & Women's World Cup

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England 2019 World cup squad[edit]

Scotland 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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Dick, Kerr Ladies FC[edit]

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England 1995 squad[edit]

Scotland 1881[edit]

England 1881 squad[edit]

South Africa 2019 world cup squad[edit]

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Nigeria 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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Cameroon 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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Thailand 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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South Korea 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

  • Kang Ga-ae, South Korea 2019 World Cup squad, Goalkeeper
  • Jung Young-a, South Korea 2019 World Cup squad, Defender
  • Park Se-ra, South Korea 2019 World Cup squad, Defender
  • Lee Young-ju, South Korea 2019 World Cup squad, Midfielder
  • Jung Bo-ram, South Korea 2019 World Cup squad, Goalkeeper
  • Jang Chang, South Korea 2019 World Cup squad, Midfielder
  • Ha Eun-hye, South Korea 2019 World Cup squad, Defender

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Australian 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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New Zealand 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

  • Nadia Olla, New Zealand 2019 World Cup squad, Goalkeeper

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Chile 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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Argentina 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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Norway 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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Netherlands 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

  • Lize Kop, Netherlands 2019 World Cup squad, Goalkeeper
  • Victoria Pelova, Netherlands 2019 World Cup squad, Midfielder

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Italy 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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Germany 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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France 2019 World Cup squad[edit]

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References[edit]

  1. ^ "World Cup star Lana Clelland hails Rose Reilly, the Scots football legend who blazed a trail for women from Ayrshire to Italy".