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Women’s soccer is booming in Australia, since the nationwide support of the Matilda's during the Women’s World Cup last year. But girls from African families in Western Sydney say they are still trying to convince parents about the benefits of playing sport.
Women’s soccer is booming in Australia, since the nationwide support of the Matilda's during the Women’s World Cup last year. But girls from African families in Western Sydney say they are still trying to convince parents about the benefits of playing sport.
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