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France say they are still planning to compete in the Under-20 Women's World Cup next month despite a threat from Uefa to boycott Fifa competitions.
It is not known whether England will play or not, with the Football Association unable to provide a comment when asked by BBC Sport if the team will take part in the tournament in Poland, which is due to start in 29 days.
We’ll have to get out of Group D (Italy, Japan, USA) to have any chance of facing them.
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New Zealand has joined France in confirming it intends to compete at next month's Under-20 Women's World Cup in Poland, as the tournament prepares to become the first FIFA event staged amid the backlash against global football chief Gianni Infantino.
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"New Zealand Football is sending a team to the U20 FIFA Women's World Cup in Poland next month, the tournament is critical in the development for the women's game," a New Zealand Football spokesperson told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Head coach Callum Holmes has named his 21-player squad for the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Poland, that’ll take place between September 5 – 27.
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Mikaela Bangalan - Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand
Grace Bartlett - Auckland United, New Zealand
Laura Bennett - Melville United, New Zealand
Zoe Benson - Auckland United x Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand
Daisy Brazendale - Unattached
Lily Brazendale - Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand
Penny Brill - Xavier University, USA
Amber de Wit - North Dakota State University, USA
Freya Des Fountain - Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand
Grace Duncan - Washington Women's Soccer, USA
Charli Dunn - Middle Tennessee State University, USA
Alyssha Eglinton - Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand
Scarlett Gray - Sydney University, Australia
Mackenzie Greene - Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand
Nienke Holland - AZ Alkmaar, Netherlands
Emily Lyon - West Coast Rangers, New Zealand
Charley March - Auckland United, New Zealand
Charlotte Mortlock - Northern Tigers, Australia
Brooke Neary - Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand
Poppy O'Brien - Colorado State University, USA
Pia Vlok - Wellington Phoenix, New Zealand
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