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The 19 pages that link to Women's association football, each with the reason it gives.

• FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: The tournament emerged within the wider development of women's football.

• 2011 FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: The tournament brought the women's game a prominent international showcase.

• 2015 FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: The tournament’s visibility contributed to broader attention to the women's game.

• 2019 FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: The tournament became a prominent stage for the sport's growth and visibility.

• Hope SoloNarrower topic: Solo became one of the sport’s most visible American players.

• Olympic football tournamentNarrower topic: The Olympic women’s tournament has provided a major international stage for the sport.

• United States women's national soccer teamNarrower topic: The team is a prominent national program within the wider global sport.

• 1991 FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: The tournament marked FIFA's major international championship for the sport.

• 2023 FIFA Women's World CupNarrower topic: Record attendance and audiences underscored the sport’s growing global reach.

• Birgit PrinzNarrower topic: Prinz’s career unfolded as this sport expanded in visibility and international competition.

• Michelle AkersNarrower topic: Akers’s international success helped raise the profile of the women’s game.

• Homare SawaNarrower topic: Sawa’s career unfolded as the sport’s international profile and professional opportunities expanded.

• Aitana BonmatíNarrower topic: Her visibility and honors have contributed to wider attention for the women's game.

• Alexia PutellasNarrower topic: Putellas’s awards and performances have made her one of its most visible figures.

• Silvia NeidNarrower topic: Neid’s career unfolded as the sport’s international profile and competitive structure expanded.

• Dzsenifer MarozsánNarrower topic: Her career unfolded during the sport's growing professionalization and international visibility.