Daily News | Five non-U.S. women’s World Cup group stage games to watch
» READ MORE:If there’s one game you really should wake up for, it’s this: arguably the most star-studded matchup of the entire group stage.
But this time, it’s not just about the player who’s likely the best non-American in women’s soccer history. Debinha , Kerolin , Ary Borges , and a slew of big-time youngsters make this Seleçao a serious contender for the nation’s long-awaited first women’s World Cup crown.Since you’ll already be awake, get some coffee and then settle back in for an exceptional sight at a World Cup: an all-Concacaf clash.
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