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Revision as of 02:00, 7 June 2006
The Women's World Cup is the female version of the NationStates World Cup of football. Women have appeared for World Cup teams for many years, but it took until after World Cup 27 before enough money and interest was raised to see an all-female World Cup hosted - in Chicanada, who have also had a professional women's league, the WomensLiga
Women's World Cup I
- Main article(s): Women's World Cup I
Seedings for the inaugural Women's World Cup were based on the results of the women's football competition at the Tyrellian Ylompic Games, which were won by Spruitland. However, Spruitland were eliminated at the second round stage by Yafor 2, and instead it was Ylompic silver medallist Liverpool England who repaired a poor group stage start (P4 W1 D2 L1) to go undefeated through the knock-outs, beating Sarzonia 4–2 in the final. Hosts Chicanada took third place.
Rankings
Women's World Cup II
- Main article(s): Women's World Cup II
Seedings for 2nd Women's World Cup were determined by the Qazoxian Ranking System. The Defending Champions Liverpool England declined to participate, leave the top seed in the qualifying stages to runners-up Sarzonia. A total of 38 teams will compete for the 19 open spots during qualifying. Chicanada automatically qualified as the host.
