From danbilicki: Top 7 things to know before Canada kicks off the Women’s World Cup against Nigeria.
Canada finished last in the four-team tournament and then didn’t even get a proper send-off game at home, much to the chagrin of team members.That would be Bev Priestman, who took over when John Herdman left to take over Canada’s men’s team in 2018.
Priestman upped the ante by taking home gold at the Tokyo Games in 2021 and now faces the tough task of becoming the first team to win the Women’s World Cup as defending Olympic champions since the U.S. won at the 1996 Olympics and 1999 WWC. Veteran midfielder Desiree Scott also was left off the roster while still recovering from knee surgery. She had played at each of the previous three World Cups.Canada’s first match kicks off on Thursday night at 10:30 p.m. ET against Nigeria.Article content
Asisat Oshoala is the player to watch up front. The 28-year-old plays her domestic football for Spanish powerhouse Barcelona, has a prolific scoring record for both club and country, and has named the African Women’s Footballer of the Year five times.
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