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It's time to give the women's
sport its due. Although they may not have been at it as long as the men, they're
here to stay, and there's no denying women's soccer is growing leaps and bounds
in talent and audience.
Below is the official FIFA Women's All-Star team from the 2003
World Cup, won by the Germany over Sweden. Women's soccer continues
to draw more young women into its fold, and with new players and
greater participation among the world's countries, new faces representing
many nations will join this list.
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Mia
Hamm, USA
(F)
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Dagny
Mellgren , Norway
(F) |
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Birgit
Prinzt , Germany
(F) |
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Victoria
Svensson , Sweden
(F) |
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Shannon
Boxx , USA
(M)
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Solveig
Gulbrandsen , Norway
(M) |
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Marta,
Brazil (M) |
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Maren
Meinert , Germany
(M) |
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Malin
Moestrom , Sweden
(M) |
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Bettina Wiegmann, Germany (M) |
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Joy
Fawcett , USA
(D)
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Charmaine
Hooper , Canada
(D) |
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Wang Liping, China (D)
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Sandra
Minnert , Germany
(D) |
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Caroline
Joensson , Sweden
(G) |
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Silke
Rottenberg , Germany
(G) |
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