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Washington Post · Jul 29, 2023

Women’s World Cup continues with Group F clash

Ary Borges recorded a hat trick for Brazil in its first match at the World Cup against Panama. (James Elsby/AP)The women’s World Cup continues Saturday with a Group F match in Brisbane, Australia, between Brazil and France, two of the world’s top teams. Brazil can secure its spot in the knockout round with a win, while France looks to right itself after it was held to a stunning draw in its opener against Jamaica. Follow along for live updates and highlights from the match, which begins at 6 a.m. Eastern.

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