This was the second edition of a world championship played for the Trofeo Martini & Rossi (also referred to as the "Copa Angel de Oro"). The final tournament was held in Mexico. Matches were played over 2x35 minutes. The competition was organized by the FIEFF (Federazione Internazionale Europea di Football Femminile), from March 1971 restyled as the FIFF (Federazione Internazionale di Football Femminile), which was not affiliated to FIFA.
The FIEFF Congress at Torino (5 to 7-12-70) appointed Mexico as host of a final tournament which would involve five other teams, four from Europe and one from Latin America. These five would be determined via a qualifying round, proposed to be held from 1-3-71 to 15-5-71, with a deadline of 15-1-71 for entries. On 1-3-71 it was reported that 11 European teams had entered: Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England, France, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, and West Germany. At this point there was no confirmed non-European entrant, other than host Mexico. The organizers expressed the hope that Brazil might participate, but it was not a member of the federation.
The draw for the qualifying round was published on 31-3-71, by which time Spain had been added to the list of European participants, making 12 teams which were divided into four groups of three; in the end only six of these teams actually took part. The fifth group consisted of Argentina alone, and it was stated that Argentina would qualify by default if no other Latin American team registered later. Brazil and Peru had been mentioned as potential participants previously, but they did not feature in the draw. At no point was any team from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, or Oceania mentioned.
By mid June 1971 the Latin American qualifier was still unconfirmed, and reports suggested that Argentina could yet face Chile and/or Costa Rica. However, in the end Argentina qualified by default without playing. In particular, the organizers had rejected Chile's entry because it "did not meet the requirements of the federation."
On 23-6-71 it was reported that the six finalists were confirmed as Argentina, Denmark, England, France, Italy, and Mexico.
Group 1
2- 6-71 Italy 7-0 England
[Avon 11' 57', Ciceri 25' 27' 30' 65', Vignotto 35']
[Stadio Provinciale, Erice; att: 10,000; ref: Francesco Lojacono (Italy)]
[Italy: Derna Isolini, Maria Castelli (Erminia Labarbera 57'), Maria Fabris,
Paola Cardia, Manuela Pinardi, Elena Schiavo (cap), Liliana Mammina,
Manola Conter, Maurizia Ciceri, Claudia Avon, Elisabetta Vignotto.
Coach: Giuseppe Cavicchi.
England: Lillian Harris, Valerie Cheshire, Chris Lockwood, Trudy McCaffery,
Carol Wilson (cap), Jill Stockley (Jean Breckon 60'), Paula Rayner,
Leah Caleb, Jan Barton, June Davies, Louise Cross.
Coach: Frank Baker.
Notes: 2nd goal also reported at 15'. Lineup variants: Strazza and Bonini
instead of Mammina and Labarbera, Fabris substituted instead of Castelli.]
4- 6-71 England 3-0 Austria
[Barton 3' 56', Rayner 24']
[Stadio Cibali, Catania; att: 2,000; ref: Giovanni Mosca (Italy)]
[England: Lillian Harris, Carol Wilson (cap), Jean Breckon, Trudy McCaffery,
Jill Stockley, Valerie Cheshire, Paula Rayner, Leah Caleb,
Jan Barton, Chris Lockwood, Louise Cross.
Coach: Frank Baker.
Austria: Gredinget, Hackl, Pinter, Goldschmidt, Zechmann, Zeiset, Iider,
Einlambof, Jrosz, Pamminger, Wachtlet.
Coach: Helmut Goldschmidt.
Notes: unverified spellings of Austrian names as published in Italian sources.]
6- 6-71 Italy 6-0 Austria
[Vignotto 4' 39' 44' 57' 69', Ciceri 6']
[Stadio La Favorita, Palermo; att: ?; ref: Giuseppe Cosentina (Italy)]
[Italy: Derna Isolini, Maria Castelli, Maria Fabris, Paola Cardia, Manuela Pinardi,
Elena Schiavo (cap), Liliana Mammina, Manola Conter, Maurizia Ciceri,
Claudia Avon, Elisabetta Vignotto.
Coach: Giuseppe Cavicchi.
Austria: Gredings, Hackl, Pinter, Goldschmidt, Zechmann, Zeiszer, Eder I,
Gnoss (Eder II 50'), Gross, Pamminger, Loiperspeck (Kowalsky 36').
Coach: Helmut Goldschmidt.
Notes: spellings of Austrian names as published in Italian sources.]
1.ITALY 2 2 0 0 13- 0 4
2.ENGLAND 2 1 0 1 3- 7 2
3.Austria 2 0 0 2 0- 9 0
Qualified: Italy and England
Note: originally only one team was to qualify from each group, but Group 4
did not produce any qualifier and the spare place went to England.
Group 2
Czechoslovakia withdrew
17- 4-71 France 4-0 Netherlands
[Ratignier 7' 16' 51', Harant 60']
[Stade Auguste Damette, Hazebrouck; att: 1,500; ref: Jonchère (France)]
[France: Marie-Louise Butzig, Régine Pourveux, Marie-Bernadette Thomas, Nicole Mangas,
Colette Guyard, Betty Goret (Ghislaine Royer 31'), Marie-Christine Tschopp,
Michèle Monier (cap) (Maryse Lesieur 31'), Claudine Dié, Jocelyne Henry
(Marie-Claire Harant 31'), Jocelyne Ratignier.
Coach: Pierre Geoffroy.
Netherlands: Squad: Nel Aalbregtse, Marja Adriaanse, Lia Riedijk, Rachel Hokke,
Ella Hendrikse, Ella Lepoeter, Ellie Voet, Thea Bakx, Jannie Slabber,
Koos Minderhoud, Marja Versprille, Dina Vogelaar, José van Hoof.
Coach: Robert Verbruggen.
Notes: reportedly, the French players were not informed that this was a
qualification match until after the final whistle. The Dutch association
(Algemene Nederlandse Damesvoetbalbond) was under the impression that
this match was a friendly vs Stade de Reims, and that the qualification
match(es) would take place in May; it was later surprised to receive a
letter stating that the Dutch team had been eliminated. A letter of
protest was sent but no reply was received.]
Qualified: France
Group 3
Belgium and Sweden withdrew
Qualified: Denmark (by default)
Note: a match Denmark 5-0 Sweden is sometimes listed as a qualifier, but this
is incorrect, as that match took place in October 1971. Similarly another
match Denmark 4-3 Sweden was played on 26-6-71 but that was also a friendly;
Denmark's qualification had already been confirmed by the organizers several
days earlier.
Group 4
Spain, Switzerland, and West Germany all withdrew
Group 5
Qualified: Argentina (by default)
Group 6
Qualified: Mexico (automatically as host)
Group A
15- 8-71 Mexico 3-1 Argentina
[Rubio 21' 49', Hernández 30' / Cardozo 35']
[Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México; att: 90,000; ref: Giuseppe Cosentina (Italy)]
[Mexico: Yolanda Ramírez, Irma Chávez, Bertha Orduña, Martha Coronado, Paula Pérez,
Guadalupe Tovar (cap), Elsa Huerta, Teresa Aguilar, Silvia Zaragoza,
Patricia Hernández (Sandra Tapia 68'), María Eugenia Rubio.
Argentina: Marta Soler, Ofelia Feito, Zulma Gómez, Teresa Suárez, Zunilda Troncoso,
Angélica Cardozo (cap), Virginia Andrada (Virginia Cataneo 69'),
Eva Lembesis, Betty García, Elba Selva, Blanca Brúccoli (María Cáceres 50').]
21- 8-71 Argentina 4-1 England
[Selva 6' 31' 35' pen 63' / Rayner 13']
[Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México; att: 25,000; ref: José López Torres (Mexico)]
[Argentina: Marta Soler, Zulma Gómez (Ofelia Feito), Virginia Cataneo, Teresa Suárez,
Zunilda Troncoso, Angélica Cardozo (cap) (María Cáceres), Virginia Andrada,
Eva Lembesis, Betty García, Elba Selva, Blanca Brúccoli.
England: Lillian Harris, Jill Stockley, Valerie Cheshire, Jean Breckon,
Carol Wilson (cap), Trudy McCaffery, Leah Caleb, Louise Cross,
Jan Barton (sent off 54'), Paula Rayner (Gill Sayell), Chris Lockwood.
Notes: Argentina's coach Norberto Rozas was "sent off" at 26'. One Italian source
gave the England scorer as Barton, but Mexican sources and player reminiscences
say Rayner scored. Some sources have Gómez and Feito vice versa.]
22- 8-71 Mexico 4-0 England
[Rangel 5', Aguilar 49' 61', Huerta 63']
[Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México; att: 90,000; ref: Stéphane Frère (France)]
[Mexico: Elvira Aracén, Lourdes de la Rosa, Bertha Orduña, Marta Coronado, Paula Pérez,
Guadalupe Tovar (cap) (María de la Luz Hernández), Elsa Huerta, Alicia Vargas,
Silvia Zaragoza, Eréndira Rangel (Teresa Aguilar 36'), María Eugenia Rubio.
England: Lillian Harris, Jill Stockley (Chris Lockwood), Valerie Cheshire,
Jean Breckon, Carol Wilson (cap), Trudy McCaffery (Marlene Collins),
Leah Caleb, Louise Cross, Jan Barton, Paula Rayner, Yvonne Farr.]
1.MEXICO 2 2 0 0 7- 1 4
2.ARGENTINA 2 1 0 1 5- 4 2
3.England 2 0 0 2 1- 8 0
Group B
18- 8-71 Denmark 3-0 France
[Augustesen 5', L.L.Nielsen 27' 66']
[Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara; att: 15,000; ref: Antonio Salazar (Mexico)]
[Denmark: Birte Kjems, Solveig Hansen, Lis Westberg Pedersen (cap), Ann Andreasen,
Asta Vig Nielsen, Annette Frederiksen, Marianne Kamp (Bente Jensen 64'),
Inger Pedersen, Lis Lene Nielsen, Helene Østergaard Hansen, Susanne Augustesen.
France: Marie-Louise Butzig, Chantal Serre, Colette Guyard, Nicole Mangas,
Marie-Bernadette Thomas, Betty Goret (Régine Pourveux 58'), Jocelyne Ratignier,
Claudine Dié, Marie-Christine Tschopp (cap), Jocelyne Henry, Ghislaine Royer
(Armelle Binard 55').]
21- 8-71 Italy 1-0 France
[Schiavo 25']
[Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara; att: 20,000; ref: Derrick Caves (England)]
[Italy: Daniela Sogliani, Maria Fabris, Anna Stopar, Paola Cardia, Manuela Pinardi,
Elena Schiavo (cap), Aurora Giubertoni (Liliana Mammina 68'), Manola Conter,
Maurizia Ciceri, Claudia Avon, Elisabetta Vignotto (sent off 64').
France: Marie-Louise Butzig, Chantal Serre, Marie-Bernadette Thomas, Colette Guyard,
Nicole Mangas, Betty Goret (Régine Pourveux 64'), Armelle Binard,
Jocelyne Ratignier, Jocelyne Henry, Marie-Christine Tschopp (cap)
(Ghislaine Royer 47'), Claudine Dié.
Note: France's coach Pierre Geoffroy was "sent off".]
22- 8-71 Denmark 1-1 Italy
[H.Ø.Hansen 10' / Avon 39']
[Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara; att: 13,000; Jean-Pierre Minarich (Switzerland)]
[Denmark: Birte Kjems, Solveig Hansen, Lis Westberg Pedersen (cap), Ann Andreasen,
Asta Vig Nielsen, Annette Frederiksen, Bente Jensen, Inger Pedersen,
Lis Lene Nielsen, Helene Østergaard Hansen (Lone Nielsen), Susanne Augustesen.
Italy: Daniela Sogliani, Maria Fabris, Anna Stopar (Rosetta Cunzolo 17'), Paola Cardia,
Maria Castelli, Elena Schiavo (cap), Carmela Varone, Manola Conter,
Maurizia Ciceri, Claudia Avon, Elisabetta Vignotto (Liliana Mammina 50').]
1.DENMARK 2 1 1 0 4- 1 3
2.ITALY 2 1 1 0 2- 1 3
3.France 2 0 0 2 0- 4 0
Fifth place match
28- 8-71 France 3-2 England
[Binard 12', Henry 22', Tschopp 32' / Barton 10', Cross 17']
[Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México; att: 25,000; ref: Grecia del Ángel (Mexico)]
[France: Marie-Louise Butzig, Chantal Serre, Colette Guyard, Nicole Mangas,
Marie-Bernadette Thomas, Betty Goret, Armelle Binard, Jocelyne Ratignier,
Jocelyne Henry (Ghislaine Royer 25'), Marie-Christine Tschopp (cap),
Claudine Dié.
England: Lillian Harris, Valerie Cheshire, Elsa Salgado*, Teresa Viguera*
(Chris Lockwood 36'), Marlene Collins, Jean Breckon, Cecilia Gallegos*,
Gill Sayell, Paula Rayner, Jan Barton, Louise Cross.
Notes: the referee (also given as Gracia González) was the only female referee
in the tournament. The third French scorer was also given as Royer, and the
second English scorer as Barton. Due to injuries, the England team was
permitted to include three Mexican players (denoted * above). After the
tournament, Gallegos (aged 14) travelled to England and joined the Chiltern
Valley club; she played for England again in August 1972 vs Italy.]
Semi-finals
28- 8-71 Denmark 5-0 Argentina
[L.L.Nielsen 35' 48' 69', H.Ø.Hansen 52', Frederiksen 64']
[Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México; att: 30,000; ref: Antonio Salazar (Mexico)]
[Denmark: Birte Kjems, Solveig Hansen, Lis Westberg Pedersen (cap), Ann Andreasen,
Asta Vig Nielsen, Annette Frederiksen, Inger Pedersen, Marianne Kamp,
Helene Østergaard Hansen, Lis Lene Nielsen, Susanne Augustesen.
Argentina: Marta Soler, Virginia Cataneo (Zulma Gómez), Ofelia Feito, Teresa Suárez,
Angélica Cardozo (cap), Zunilda Troncoso, Virginia Andrada, Eva Lembesis,
Betty García, Elba Selva, Blanca Brúccoli.]
29- 8-71 Mexico 2-1 Italy
[Hernández 7' pen 24' pen / Varone 6']
[Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México; att: 80,000; ref: Stéphane Frère (France)]
[Mexico: Elvira Aracén, Irma Chávez, Bertha Orduña, Paula Pérez, Martha Coronado,
Alicia Vargas, Elsa Huerta (Sandra Tapia), Teresa Aguilar, Silvia Zaragoza,
Patricia Hernández, María Eugenia Rubio (Lourdes de la Rosa 65').
Italy: Daniela Sogliani, Maria Castelli, Anna Stopar (Maria Fabris 53'), Paola Cardia,
Manuela Pinardi, Elena Schiavo (cap), Carmela Varone, Manola Conter,
Maurizia Ciceri, Claudia Avon, Aurora Giubertoni (Liliana Mammina 43').
Notes: Italy's coach Giuseppe Cavicchi was "sent off" at 26'. One source gives
Cunzolo instead of Fabris. Italy later protested that the referee had ended
the match several minutes early, following fighting between players.]
Third place match
4- 9-71 Italy 4-0 Argentina
[Vignotto 4' 32' 67', Schiavo 63']
[Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara; att: 50,000; ref: Antonio Salazar (Mexico)]
[Italy: Daniela Sogliani, Maria Fabris, Manuela Pinardi, Paola Cardia, Rosetta Cunzolo,
Elena Schiavo (cap), Manola Conter, Claudia Avon, Carmela Varone,
Maurizia Ciceri (Liliana Mammina 46'), Elisabetta Vignotto.
Argentina: Marta Soler, Susana Lopreito (Virginia Cataneo), Virginia Andrada, Ofelia Feito,
Angélica Cardozo (cap), Zunilda Troncoso, Eva Lembesis, Teresa Suárez,
Betty García, Elba Selva, Blanca Brúccoli (María Cáceres).
Note: Italy won the Copa Jalisco, a trophy donated by Alberto Orozco Romero,
Governor of the state of Jalisco.]
Final
5- 9-71 Mexico 0-3 Denmark
[Augustesen 28' 42' 51']
[Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México; att: 110,000; ref: Jean-Pierre Minarich (Switzerland)]
[Mexico: Elvira Aracén, Irma Chávez (Lourdes de la Rosa), Martha Coronado, Bertha Orduña,
Paula Pérez, Alicia Vargas, Elsa Huerta, Silvia Zaragoza, Teresa Aguilar,
Patricia Hernández, María Eugenia Rubio (Eréndira Rangel 56').
Denmark: Birte Kjems, Solveig Hansen, Lis Westberg Pedersen (cap), Ann Andreasen,
Asta Vig Nielsen (Mona Lisa Jensen 65'), Annette Frederiksen, Marianne Kamp
(Bente Jensen), Inger Pedersen, Helene Østergaard Hansen, Lis Lene Nielsen,
Susanne Augustesen.
Note: the first goal was also reported as an own-goal by Aracén.]
Copa Xóchitl (benefit match for the families of the Mexican players)
11- 9-71 Mexico 1-1 Argentina
[de la Rosa 62' / García 47']
[Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México; att: 20,000; ref: Jesús Labrada (Mexico)]
[Mexico: Yolanda Ramírez, Lourdes de la Rosa, Bertha Orduña, Martha Coronado
(Sandra Tapia), Paula Pérez, Elsa Huerta, Guadalupe Tovar (cap)
(Teresa Aguilar), Alicia Vargas, Silvia Zaragoza, Patricia Hernández,
María Hernández (Eréndira Rangel).
Argentina: Marta Soler, Virginia Cataneo, Virginia Andrada, Angélica Cardozo (cap),
Ofelia Feito, Zunilda Troncoso, Teresa Suárez, Eva Lembesis, Betty García,
Elba Selva, Blanca Brúcolli.
Notes: both teams were awarded identical trophies; Selva missed a penalty at 70'.]
Argentina Manager: Miguel Bautista Cúparo (secretary, Federación Argentina de Fútbol Femenino) Coach: Norberto Rozas (Atlante) Players: Marta Soler (GK, Universitario), Ofelia Feito (Universitario), Zulma Gómez (Real Italiano), Teresa Suárez (Real Italiano), Zunilda Troncoso (Universitario), Eva Lembesis (Universitario), Virginia Cataneo (Universitario), María Angélica Cardozo (cap, Universitario), María Esther Ponce (Sporting), Virginia Andrada (Universitario), Elba Selva (Real Italiano), Gloria 'Betty' García (Universitario), Blanca Brúccoli (Universitario), Mariá Magdalena Fiorelli (Universitario), María Cáceres (), Susana Lopreito (). Notes: The coach would have been Santiago Harrington (president, Federación Argentina de Fútbol Femenino) but he was unable to attend. Norberto Rozas offered his services after the team arrived in Mexico. The team's matches are not considered official by the AFA (Asociación del Fútbol Argentino). Denmark Leader: Kristian Jensen (president, Dansk Kvinde Fodbold Union) Manager: Inge H. Kristensen (secretary, Dansk Kvinde Fodbold Union) Coach: Jørgen Andreasen Players: Birte Kjems (GK, Ribe BK), Lena Schelke (GK, Sundby BK), Solveig Hansen (Rødovre BK), Lis Westberg Pedersen (cap, BK Orient), Ingrid Hansen (Herrested), Ann Andreasen (Stjernen Svendborg), Bente Jensen (Stjernen Svendborg), Inger 'Tulle' Pedersen (Virum-Sorgenfri BK), Marianne Kamp (Skovlunde IF), Helene Østergaard Hansen (BK Femina), Lis Lene Nielsen (Skamby BK), Susanne Augustesen (Holbæk B&I), Annette Frederiksen (Ribe BK), Lone Grete Nielsen (Hvidovre IF), Mona Lisa Jensen (AIA Aarhus), Asta Vig Nielsen (Billum IF). Note: The team's matches are not considered official by the DBU (Dansk Boldspil-Union). England Manager: Harry Batt (Chiltern Valley) Assistant manager: June Batt (Chiltern Valley) Coach: Pat Dunn (Weymaids, Weymouth) Coach (qualifying round only): Frank Baker. Mascot: Keith Batt (Chiltern Valley) Players: Lillian Harris (GK), Yvonne Farr, Jean Breckon, Marlene Collins, Carol Wilson (cap), Chris Lockwood, Jill Stockley, Valerie Cheshire, Louise Cross, Gill Sayell, Paula Rayner, Janice (Jan) Barton, Leah Caleb, Trudy McCaffery. Players (qualifying round only): Bobbie Wing, June Davies (first name unconfirmed). Notes: England was represented by a selection arranged by Harry Batt; the team's matches are not considered official by the Football Association, nor previously by the Women's Football Association, and indeed those involved were later suspended by the WFA. Nominally, the team played under the label "British Independents" and Harry Batt had attempted to include two Scottish players (Elsie Cook and Rose Reilly) in the squad but their club prevented them from taking part. France Manager & Coach: Pierre Geoffroy Official: Aimé Ily (directeur administratif, Fédération française de football) Players: Marie-Louise Butzig (GK, Vrigne aux Bois), Monique Hilaire (GK), Aline Meyer (Strasbourg), Régine Pourveux (Reims), Chantal Serre (Reims), Marie-Bernadette Thomas (Reims), Nicole Mangas (Reims), Colette Guyard (Reims), Michèle Monier (cap, Reims), Betty Goret (Reims), Marie-Christine Tschopp (Lyon), Jocelyne Ratignier (Mâcon), Armelle Binard (Rouen), Ghislaine Royer (Reims), Maryse Lesieur (Reims), Claudine Dié (Reims), Jocelyne Henry (Reims). Player (qualifying round only): Marie-Claire Harant. Notes: Monier was the squad captain but she was injured and did not play in the finals. The team's matches in Mexico are not considered official by the FFF (Fédération française de football), but the qualifying match vs the Netherlands is considered official. Italy Leader: Andrea Patorno (vice-president, Federazione Italiana Calcio Femminile) Delegate: Edcardo Arduini Coach: Giuseppe Cavicchi Doctor: Pietro Boero Players: Derna Isolini (GK, Real Torino), Wilma Seghetti (GK, Olimpia Verona), Daniela Sogliani (GK, Saronno), Rosetta Cunzolo (Real Juventus), Maria Fabris (Ambrosiana), Anna Stopar (Real Juventus), Manuela Pinardi (Vernici Milesi Parma), Paola Cardia (Real Torino), Elena Schiavo (cap, Astro), Claudia Avon (Real Torino), Manola Conter (Ambrosiana), Maria Castelli (Real Torino), Maurizia Ciceri (Real Torino), Aurora Giubertoni (Ambrosiana), Liliana Mammina (Montuori Palermo), Carmela Varone (Real Juventus), Elisabetta Vignotto (Real Juventus). Player (qualifying round only): Erminia Labarbera (Montuori Palermo). Notes: The team was selected by the FICF (Federazione Italiana Calcio Femminile); the team's matches are all considered official by the FIGC (Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio). Mexico Manager: Efraín Pérez Ramírez (president, Federación Mexicana de Fútbol Femenil) Coach: Víctor Manuel Meléndez Players: Yolanda Ramírez Gutiérrez (GK), Elvira Aracén Sánchez (GK), Irma Chávez Barrera, Lourdes de la Rosa, Martha Coronado Díaz, Bertha Orduña Molina, Paula Pérez Padierna, Elsa Huerta Méndez, Guadalupe 'Lupita' Tovar Ugalde (cap), Sandra Tapia Montoya, Alicia 'Pelé' Vargas Ángel, Patricia Hernández Montoya, María Eugenia 'Peque' Rubio Ríos, María de la Luz Hernández, Teresa Aguilar Alvarado, Silvia Zaragoza Herrera, Eréndira Rangel Palacios.
Sources included: "Excelsior" (Ciudad de México), "El Informador" (Guadalajara), "El Siglo de Torreón," "México 71 - programa oficial para el II campeonato mundial de fútbol femenil," "Berlingske tidende" (København), "Corriere dello Sport" (Roma), "Gazzetta dello Sport" (Milano), "La Stampa" (Torino), FIGC.it, Footofeminin.fr, "Clarín" (Buenos Aires), "Daily Mirror" (London), "Dorset Evening Echo" (Weymouth), "Saturday Telegraph", "Luton News" (Luton), "de Stem" (Breda), "de Vrije Zeeuw" (Vlissingen), Nieuw Leidsche Courant (Leiden), "El Mundo Deportivo" (Barcelona), "El Moudjahid" (Alger), "Den Glemte Triumf" (Hans Krabbe), "Futbolera - a History of Women and Sports in Latin America" (Brenda Elsey & Joshua Nadel).
With thanks to Mark Cruickshank, Sébastien Duret, Sergey Fadeyev, and Paula Rayner.
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