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The organization of the 2012 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup has been first-rate, from the transporation, to the training sites, to the stadiums, to the crowds, which have been the largest of the three U-17 tournaments FIFA has held so far. The media coverage has been a bit lite, but its picked up ahead of the USA's clash with North Korea on Sept. 29 in a match that will determine the USA's quaterfinal fate. The North Koreans won the inaugural U-17 Women's World Cup in 2008 and have over the past six years put together some fantastic teams at the youth levels.
U.S. captain Morgan Andrews and forward Summer Green chatted with some members of the media ahead of the USA's Group B finale.
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The organization of the 2012 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup has been first-rate, from the transporation, to the training sites, to the stadiums, to the crowds, which have been the largest of the three U-17 tournaments FIFA has held so far. The media coverage has been a bit lite, but its picked up ahead of the USA's clash with North Korea on Sept. 29 in a match that will determine the USA's quaterfinal fate. The North Koreans won the inaugural U-17 Women's World Cup in 2008 and have over the past six years put together some fantastic teams at the youth levels.
U.S. captain Morgan Andrews and forward Summer Green chatted with some members of the media ahead of the USA's Group B finale.
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