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Louisa Necib: the Female version of Zidane

One-two goal soccer blog 10 July @ 06:41 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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France never managed to win the World Cup or even reach the final, till they had the genius of Zinedine Zidane. Now, the French women national team managed to reach their first ever World Cup semi-final, big part of the credit goes to Lousia Necib.
She is 24 years old now, she got an Algerian origin, like Zizou, and born in the same city as well, Marseille.

Brazilian Samba vs. American Hip Hop. Dance Battle.

Futbolita 09 July @ 11:37 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Dance. The essence of movement. The embodiment of rhythm. A fine, practiced discipline designed for entertainment and expression. Football, it's own form of dance. Two teams, two styles. Style deeply rooted in culture, passion, and attitude. An attitude that defines the way in which we play and perform.

Unprecedented TV coverage of FIFA Women’s World Cup 2011

Football Marketing 05 February @ 08:41 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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The FIFA Women's World Cup 2011 Germany is poised to mark a milestone in competitive women's football with unparalleled coverage on television in terms of both production and distribution

PUMA® Kicks Off Huge Year in Women’s Soccer with WPS Uniform Unveiling

Football Marketing 05 February @ 08:30 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Players from all six WPS teams as well as Boston Breakers' Leslie Osborne representing PUMA's Project Pink unveiled the new 2011 WPS uniforms

Eurosport signs major 4-year agreement with FIFA

Football Marketing 05 February @ 07:56 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Eurosport enhances its football offer with a 4-year agreement signed with FIFA for the 2011-2014 years

FIFA Hopes 2011 World Cup Provides New Breakthrough For Women’s Game

Football Marketing 30 January @ 06:34 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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FIFA's head of women's competitions says that she sees this summer's World Cup in Germany serving as "another breakthrough" for the women's game, which she hopes will ultimately elevate it to a more universal level of semi-professionalism.