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Women's Football Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024


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1 hour ago, Josh said:

Why not?

You just wrote Germany can't be paired with Spain or France (which means they will face the United States).

 

 

 

It's a shame we are drawn into Pot 3, but if we can't defeat Brazil or Japan then we are probably not winning a medal

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14 hours ago, JoshMartini007 said:

You just wrote Germany can't be paired with Spain or France (which means they will face the United States).

 

It's a shame we are drawn into Pot 3, but if we can't defeat Brazil or Japan then we are probably not winning a medal

Makes sense. That rules out Germany. We can still draw Spain though. 
 

I’d disagree with your second point, considering we won gold in Tokyo tying against Great Britain and Japan (teams of our caliber, if not worse)

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18 hours ago, Josh said:

Olympic Pots have been revealed:

 

* Note, this could be inaccurate, but it seems like a fairly credible article

 

Pot 1: :FRA (E1) :ESP:USA

Pot 2: :GER:JPN:BRA

Pot 3: :CAN:AUS:COL

Pot 4: :NZL:IOC:IOC

 

Olympic flags signify the non-qualified African teams. Nigeria/South Africa and Morocco/Zambia will battle for the remaining two Paris tickets. 

Just double checked, this isn’t right. 

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Right okay, FIFA have published the latest edition of the Women’s World Rankings, which means the pots are now set. 
 

Pot 1: :FRA (E1) :ESP:USA

Pot 2: :GER:JPN:CAN

Pot 3: :BRA:AUS:COL

Pot 4: :NZL:IOC:IOC

 

Olympic flags signify the non-qualified African teams. Nigeria/South Africa and Morocco/Zambia will battle for the remaining two Paris tickets. 

 

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