LYON, France (Reuters) - Television audience records have been smashed, global media coverage has been unprecedented and the quality of football has won over many sceptics -- now the women’s World Cup heads into its final week, the business end of the tournament.
The United States, the defending champions and three-times World Cup winners, remain favourites to lift the trophy in Lyon on Sunday but first they must deal with a confident England side in Tuesday’s semi-final.
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