How Australia and N.Z. won the right to host Women's World Cup
Bleary eyed yet euphoric, Aussies and Kiwis will wake up on Friday knowing that the World Cup is headed Down Under. Here's how the bid was won.
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How Australia and N.Z. won the right to host Women's World Cup
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