The 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup is well underway.
It is the first time Canada is hosting the tournament, and the home team is off to a good start with a win over China in the opening match this weekend.
It is projected the Cup will bring more than $36 million to the Vancouver economy, and local fans are hyped to see the best female soccer players in the world show off their skills at BC Place.
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The tournament ends in Vancouver July 5.
Here is the FIFA Women’s World Cup by the numbers.
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