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Jamaica Reggae Girlz Advance to Knockout Rounds After Tie with Brazil

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AUSTRALIA– The Jamaican Women’s National Team made history at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup on Wednesday evening at the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium in Melbourne, Australia, drawing 0-0 against Brazil in Group F. This is a historical result, as it makes Jamaica the first Caribbean nation to qualify for a Women’s World Cup knockout round […]

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