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Ferns Football Forwards are vying for playing time in the last matches before the Women Football World Cup 2023

On March 28, 2023

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When two Ferns Football Forwards players from her newest team scored in the A-League Women over the weekend. Ferns coach Jitka Klimková celebrated as if she were on the bench. Women Football World Cup fans can buy New Zealand vs Philippines Tickets from our website.

Now that the Ferns are facing Iceland and Nigeria in their final matches before she must choose her World Cup squad. She is hoping they will do the same when she is really sitting on a counter in Turkey next month.

In 1770 minutes of play for the Ferns, Sydney FC, and Wellington Phoenix. Paige Satchell scored her first goal, and Hannah Wilkinson, who had been benched by Melbourne City. Recovered by scoring twice since the national team was last together.

**Milly Clegg is named into New Zealand Women Football Team before Women Football World Cup 2023**

The two most seasoned forwards in the 24-man team that will meet in Antalya are Wilkinson. With 27 goals from 111 appearances, and Satchell, with two from 40. They will be hoping to snap streaks of eight games without a win and 617 minutes without a goal.

The pressure is now on New Zealand’s women’s national team to do the same as they get ready for a Fifa Women’s World Cup on home soil in July after the All Whites men’s national side ended their goalless streak after 582 minutes against China in Wellington on Sunday.

Ferns Football Forwards

The other forwards are Gabi Rennie (2 in 23), Grace Jale (2 in 15), Jacqui Hand (1 in 10), Indiah-Paige Riley (0 in 7), and Milly Clegg. Who is making her entrance built-in call-up aged 17 after a robust first season with the Phoenix.

The 17-year-old comes into the fold a window later than she maybe should have, though Klimková has been persistent in wanting her to first finish her first A-League Women campaign, which ends this Saturday, and she said it had been pleasant giving her the good news.

“I always Skype my contacts so I can hear their expressions as well as see their looks. When I told her she made the team, it was lovely to see her bright eyes and beaming smile. They always have the first call-up, which is unusual.

The seven forwards will split about 540 minutes if the Ferns continue to play in the 4-4-2 formation they’ve primarily employed over the previous 12 months with midfielder Olivia Chance probable to play close to 180 on the left side across the 2 bouts in April.

Former Football Fern Maia Jackman during draw of FIFA Women Football World Cup 2023 — **Former Football Fern Maia Jackman during the draw of FIFA Women Football World Cup 2023**

The best options for the Ferns up front and on the right flank are still up for debate. And if first-choice fullbacks CJ Bott and Ali Riley wind up playing in advanced positions like they did the last time the Ferns won. Against Mexico and the Philippines in Los Angeles last September, things could get even murkier.

Ferns Women’s Football Team:

Will all of the candidates, particularly Hand, who has been out since September and has been plagued by illness and injury throughout 2022 after making a strong impression towards the end of 2021, and Clegg, who only has these matches to prove himself, has a chance to demonstrate what they’ve got? show what she can do in a competition state before the World Football World Cup squad is decided near the end of June?

While stating that “the aim for us is truly to focus on our top performance with top athletes on the pitch,” Klimková withheld more specific information about her motivations. FIFA Women Football World Cup fans can buy Switzerland vs New Zealand Tickets from our website.

“You can get the most out of the players if there is competition on the team for each position, she continued. In the future, we want to handle things in a way where students realize they don’t have the starting position given to them but instead must earn it.”

Katie Rood, who has five goals in 15 international matches and five goals for Heart of Midlothian in the Scottish Women’s Premier League this season, continues to be the most notable omission from the Ferns’ forward ranks.

Klimková stated, “I communicate with her coaching staff. “We’re watching her. I believe that her performances need to be more consistent if I am to like her.”

After the matches next month, assistant coach Michael Mayne. With whom Klimková had spoken before choosing the group on Tuesday, was scheduled to visit Rood and other Ferns based in Scotland.

New Zealand Player Milly Clegg

“She is actually traveling to Auckland in June to train with us. She was not chosen at this time, but she is still under consideration since we want to make sure we are not overlooking any players for selection.”

**New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern addressing at Women Football World CUp 2023 Draw**

Soccer Ferns: April’s international period

Squad

Goalkeepers: Vic Esson, Anna Leat, Erin Nayler

Defenders: Mackenzie Barry, CJ Bott, Katie Bowen, Claudia Bunge, Michaela Foster. Meikayla Moore, Grace Neville, Ali Riley, Rebekah Stott, Kate Taylor

Midfielders: Olivia Chance, Daisy Cleverley, Betsy Hassett, Malia Steinmetz

Forwards: Milly Clegg, Jacqui Hand, Grace Jale, Gabi Rennie, Indiah-Paige Riley, Paige Satchell, Hannah Wilkinson

Fixtures [NZ time]

Saturday, April 8, 1am: v Iceland; Mardan Sports Complex, Antalya, Turkey

Wednesday, April 12, 1am: v Nigeria; Mardan Sports Complex, Antalya, Turkey

Football Despite their “average” performances, the Ferns only made one significant roster change.

For the upcoming friendlies against Iceland and Nigeria, Football Ferns coach Jitka Klimková has only made one significant alteration to her team. She has added Wellington Phoenix starlet Milly Clegg for a potential debut.

Vic Esson, the starting keeper, Anna Leat, the top backup, and attacker Jacqui Hand have all returned from injury and were not initially part of the team that fell to Portugal and Argentina.

The Phoenix star Michaela Foster’s efforts at left back in February earned her the nod alongside captain Ali Riley in that position, with her teammates Mackenzie Barry and Kate Taylor preferred as defensive depth. Defender Liz Anton is the most notable omission.

Football Ferns coach Jitka Klimkova

Klimková said, “There were a lot of performances that were very average in February,”

Referring to how various players performed in the 5-0 defeat to Portugal, and the 2-0 defeat to Argentina in Hamilton. And a 1-0 defeat to Argentina in Auckland, which concluded a dismal fortnight. Klimková was speaking prior to the squad announcement.

“I believe [Phoenix midfielder] Betsy Hassett is the one that really stood up, is very consistent, and in her performances lately,”

“That person has been performing her work pretty well lately and is quite consistent.”

The Ferns have dropped two spots in the Fifa rankings following their losses in February. Reached a new low of No. 25, and would have fallen one spot had North Korea not been eliminated from the rankings the list for inactivity.

Only this month’s games on neutral ground in Turkey remain before the Ferns must name their squad for July’s Fifa Women’s World Cup on home soil. The Ferns have gone 617 minutes without scoring and have lost all eight of their games.

**Football Ferns coach Jitka Klimkova speaking at Press Conference**

Klimková claimed that after thinking back on the Ferns’ efforts from February. She had come to the conclusion that they lacked “grit” and had not fought as hard as they should have.

New Zealand vs Portugal

We lost our grit throughout those three games against Portugal and Argentina, and that is something that must be compromised. That kind of competition is fiercely competitive. This is what we need to see on the pitch and it’s something we can actually control gritty and courageous.

Being the most creative team in the world is not our greatest strength. But what we are is that we are the ones that will be fighting and that’s what we need to see again. We want to get back to our basics. We want to go back to who we genuinely are and how we want to be seen,” the team said.

“If we don’t see those values or if we don’t see those beliefs on the pitch, that this is who we are, then we will have outcomes like we had in February.”

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Reports of Saudi sponsorship of the Women’s World Cup had the New Zealand FA “shocked.”

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On March 14, 2023

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Co-hosts ‘not contacted’ over the rumored agreement and Reports of Saudi sponsorship with Visit Saudi. Australia and New Zealand both asked Fifa to ‘urgently clarify’ the situation. The organizations that oversee football in Australia and New Zealand. They have stated that they are “shocked and saddened” by rumors. Women Football World Cup fans can buy New Zealand vs Philippines Tickets from our website

The rumors are that Fifa is getting ready to reveal Saudi Arabia’s tourism agency as an official sponsor of the 2023 Women’s World Cup. Both groups have urged Fifa to “urgently clarify” the circumstance.

As Fifa looks to entice brands to specifically support women’s football. New Zealand Football claimed that it had not been consulted. And neither had Australia, which will co-host the World Cup next summer. Both organizations have joined human rights organizations, such as Amnesty International, in criticizing the potential deal.

**Gianni Infantino announcing that hosting rights for the 2027 Asian Cup were awarded to Saudi Arabia**

The World Cup is planned to begin on July 20. And last for a month across 12 cities in New Zealand and Australia. Because of the growing popularity of women’s soccer, Visit Saudi is joining other major international businesses like Adidas, Visa, and Coca-Cola in sponsoring the event. We’ve reached out to Fifa for comment.

After making significant investments in international sport, Saudi Arabia has come under fire for its human rights record and accused of “sport-swashing.” The Public Investment Fund of the country funded both the recent formation of the LIV Golf Tour and the investment in Newcastle United.

Reports of Saudi sponsorship

If these rumors are true, New Zealand Football said, “We are startled and dismayed to hear this as [we] haven’t been at all informed by Fifa on this topic. New Zealand Football and Football Australia, the co-hosts of the 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup, have written to Fifa to urgently clarify the situation.”

Felix Jakens, head of priority campaigns and people in danger at Amnesty International UK, said: “This latest reported attempt to sports wash the country’s appalling human rights record is both breathtaking and yet entirely predictable. The rolling curb on human rights under Mohammed bin Salman has seen plucky women’s rights guardians. Like Loujain al-Hathloul jailed, tortuous, and then debarred from talking publicly or exiting the country.

“With Cristiano Ronaldo’s acquisition, the purchase of Newcastle. The LIV Golf series and the country’s hosting of other high-profile sports events. Saudi Arabia’s exploitation of sports to try to cover its horrible human rights record is now a depressingly well-established trend.

The rights to marriage, divorce, inheritance, and child custody are severely discriminated against in Saudi Arabia And Saudi women who have ventured to call attention to the need for reforms in the nation have been subjected to lengthy prison terms.”

**Group Photo of Head Coaches of Women Football World Cup 2023 Teams**

Jakens continued, “Players, coaches, and spectators should also protest this blatant Saudi abuse of their sport. Fifa should speak out about the need for human rights reform in Saudi Arabia and not just permit its top women’s tournament to be used for sports washing.”

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In other news, the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) congress in Bahrain selected Saudi Arabia to host the men’s Asian Cup in 2027. As India, Iran, Qatar, and Uzbekistan withdrew from the bidding process earlier, Saudi Arabia decided to host the tournament for the first time.

The Gulf nation is rumored to have a strong interest in hosting the men’s World Cup in 2030. Maybe as part of a joint effort with Greece and Egypt. The current president of the AFC, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrain. He was also re-elected by delegates to a fourth four-year term.

Women’s football is in upheaval before the World Cup.

With four months left until the championship in Australia and New Zealand, players from numerous national teams have come out to denounce managerial tactics, demand better working conditions, or demand equal pay. The sacrifices are paying off.

Corinne Diacre was fired as coach in France on Thursday. As a result of a revolt by some of the best players in the nation, led by captain Wendie Renard. The national team of Canada has threatened to strike over disagreements with compensation, finance, and contractual obligations.

Corinne Diacre is sacked as coach France as a result of revolt by captain Wendie Renard — **Corinne Diacre has been sacked as coach of France as a result of a revolt by captain Wendie Renard**

The general secretary of the international footballers’ organization FIFPro, Jonas Baer-Hoffmann, claimed that the leadership of the game frequently lagged behind the goals and successes of female players.

“They don’t match what the players ask and deliver on the field and to grow the sport, he told AFP, citing the players’ own circumstances and financial support, coaching settings, and a lack of professional structures in their federations and leagues.”

“No player should have to give up a portion of their career to get what they want, and this demonstrates how insensitive many organizations’ leadership is to actually commit to women’s football.”

Are stars skipping the Women’s Football World Cup?

Spanish, Canadian, and French athletes are hardly the first to call for reform. During Spain’s match against Jamaica in a tournament in Australia last month. Coach Jorge Vilda was photographed by Saeed Khan for AFP/File.

The first woman to win the Ballon d’Or resigned from international competition in 2017. Due to concerns about the disparity in treatment between the men’s and women’s teams by the Norwegian federation.

The US national soccer team filed a complaint against the US Soccer Association. Alleging salary discrimination, backed by stars Carli Lloyd, Megan Rapinoe, and Alex Morgan. In the end, their struggle resulted in a historic collective bargaining agreement last year. That would see the US men’s and women’s teams splitting the World Cup prize money paid by FIFA equally.

On social media, Morgan expressed her support for the French insurgents.

Morgan, a former colleague of Renard’s at French club Lyon, said: “You know it’s bad when the most capped player/skipper can’t support or play” for France.

According to Baer-Hoffmann, there is “a very real fear” that some of the biggest performers won’t appear in Australia and New Zealand.

“We hope that people who have the potential to change those circumstances don’t see this as a power play to fight over but rather realize that the protest comes from a position of a genuine desire to enhance the game and make it accessible for everyone,” the statement read

Spanish B team

The rebels have gained ground in both France and Canada. Diacre was fired on Thursday. While Canada Soccer president Nick Bontis recently announced his resignation. Conceding that the organization’s leadership needs to change.

Canada Women Football Team group photo after winning Shebelievescup — **Canada Women’s Football Team group photo after winning Shebelievescup**

Since then, Canada Soccer has suggested an equal wage agreement that, according to the organization, will make their women’s team the second best-paid in the world. Yet, these arguments made a lasting impression; Renard has expressed worries about her mental health.

Christine Sinclair, Canada’s all-time leading scorer, told a federal inquiry that she had “never been more humiliated than I was by Canada Soccer’s own president last year, as we met with him to express our concerns”.

But, the players who left after the Spanish Football Federation backed Vilda show no signs of coming back to Spain. The leading scorer Jennifer Hermoso has made a comeback. Although he has essentially called up a B team for the most recent games.

Alexia Putellas, a star athlete who is still recovering from a catastrophic knee injury, is however shrouded in mystery. It is unknown if Putellas won the Ballon d’Or and The Best FIFA Women’s Player for 2022. She will rejoin the team when she is healthy because she has backed the Spanish rebels.

“That is a problem that is getting worse and worse. The players are unable to provide their utmost effort. We must fight daily to attempt to make things better.”

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