2023 World Cup: How FIFA's council members will likely vote and why
Australia and New Zealand need 18 votes from 35 FIFA Council Members to secure the 2023 Women's World Cup. Here is how it might pan out.
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2023 World Cup: How FIFA's council members will likely vote and why
Sydney Morning Herald
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