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The 17 pages that link to FIFA Women's World Cup, each with the reason it gives.

• FIFA World CupCompared with: It is the parallel senior world championship for women’s national teams.

• Association footballBroader topic: It showcases the global growth and elite level of women's football.

• FIFABroader topic: It is FIFA’s principal global competition for women’s national teams.

• FIFA World Cup recordsRelated: Women’s tournament records form a distinct statistical record set.

• Women's association footballBroader topic: Its global tournament crowns the sport's world champion.

• 2011 FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: The 2011 edition was the sixth tournament in this competition.

• 2015 FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: The 2015 edition was the seventh tournament in this series.

• 2019 FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: The 2019 edition followed the competition's shared format and recurring cycle.

• FIFA World Player of the YearRelated: The women’s award elevated individual achievement in the same sport as its flagship international competition.

• Carli LloydNarrower topic: Two titles at this tournament are central to Lloyd's international legacy.

• Christine SinclairNarrower topic: Sinclair played in six editions, making the tournament a measure of her longevity.

• Olympic football tournamentCompared with: The women’s Olympic tournament has a smaller field and shares the calendar with this global championship.

• United States women's national soccer teamNarrower topic: It is the team's principal global tournament and the setting for its world titles.

• 1991 FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: The 1991 competition was its first edition.

• 2023 FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: The 2023 edition was the competition’s ninth tournament.

• Birgit PrinzNarrower topic: Prinz’s defining achievements came in this tournament, which places her career in its global setting.

• Dzsenifer MarozsánRelated: Marozsán represented Germany at the tournament, including the 2015 and 2019 editions.