Goalkeeper Yearzan Begum became the star of the final, stopping three attempts after Bangladesh had fought back from a goal down to force the match into a tiebreaker.
Bangladesh captain Sabina came on as substitute in the 86th minute
Forward Mosammat Sagorika scored a brace and Munki Akhter netted one goal for Bangladesh while Simran Rai hit one back for last year’s runners-up.
Bangladesh coach believes his charges will have a home advantage playing on the bouncy artificial turf.
Kerr will now begin rehabilitation with the London club's medical team and her absence will be a huge blow to the Blues as they bid for a fifth successive English Women's Super League title.
Let’s revisit the cream of the crop from a stellar year.
Football's world governing body FIFA said in a statement 152 players received targeted "discriminatory, abusive or threatening messaging."
It is high time to invest in our women.
Spain's thrilling 2-1 semi-final victory over Sweden on Tuesday was watched by a sellout crowd of 43,217 at Auckland's Eden Park -- equalling the highest attendance for a men's or women's match in New Zealand
Goalkeeper Yearzan Begum became the star of the final, stopping three attempts after Bangladesh had fought back from a goal down to force the match into a tiebreaker.
Bangladesh captain Sabina came on as substitute in the 86th minute
Forward Mosammat Sagorika scored a brace and Munki Akhter netted one goal for Bangladesh while Simran Rai hit one back for last year’s runners-up.
Bangladesh coach believes his charges will have a home advantage playing on the bouncy artificial turf.
Kerr will now begin rehabilitation with the London club's medical team and her absence will be a huge blow to the Blues as they bid for a fifth successive English Women's Super League title.
Let’s revisit the cream of the crop from a stellar year.
Football's world governing body FIFA said in a statement 152 players received targeted "discriminatory, abusive or threatening messaging."
It is high time to invest in our women.
Spain's thrilling 2-1 semi-final victory over Sweden on Tuesday was watched by a sellout crowd of 43,217 at Auckland's Eden Park -- equalling the highest attendance for a men's or women's match in New Zealand
It was the country's first-ever victory at the tournament and came in front of more than 42,000 in Auckland, the biggest crowd in New Zealand football history.