Every four years sports fans are treated to one of the most exciting tournaments on Earth. From the international flavor to the enthusiastic fans to the captivating team personalities, here are a few reasons -- on and off the pitch -- why we can't get enough of the Women's World Cup.
8. All In
With the field of competition expanding from 16 in 2011 to 24 in 2015, teams like Cameroon got to experience the Women's World Cup for the first time.
7. Worldwide Impact
Other than the Olympics, no other sporting event gets the entire world cheering in unison.
6. Virtual Fun
When matches are over you can continue the fun with EA Sports' FIFA 16, which included women's soccer teams for the first time. We're still trying to unlock the code to get Mia Hamm on a team.
5. No Age Limits
At age 40 Christie Rampone is the oldest player to appear in a Women's World Cup, making 40 the new fierce.
4. Goal Celebrations
It really doesn't get any better than a selfie celebration.
#NOR celebrates third goal with team selfie pic.twitter.com/ApcOjJqVQi
— Lizzie Haldane (@LizzieHaldane) June 7, 2015
#NOR celebrates third goal with team selfie pic.twitter.com/ApcOjJqVQi
— Lizzie Haldane (@LizzieHaldane) June 7, 20153. Support Teams
Kudos to NBA point guard Jrue Holiday and NFL tight end Zach Ertz for holding it down for their ladies.
Out here with @Jrue_Holiday11 supporting our girls @_JulieJohnston_ and @laurenholiday12 pic.twitter.com/YrFMdTBMTk
— Zach Ertz (@ZERTZ_86) June 23, 2015
Out here with @Jrue_Holiday11 supporting our girls @_JulieJohnston_ and @laurenholiday12 pic.twitter.com/YrFMdTBMTk
— Zach Ertz (@ZERTZ_86) June 23, 20152. Super Fans
There's no such thing as too much face paint when it comes to the Women's World Cup.
1. World-Class Talent
Watching these women play their hearts out almost every night for the ultimate prize makes us want to be better at life.
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