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Lost Lioness tells the story of the forgotten World Cup as new film released

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Louise Gardner was just 17 when she took her first flight to Mexico City. She played for the British Independents in the 1971 Women's World Cup. The Football Association still won't reward any of the side with a cap for their country. A documentary film tells the story of the six unofficial teams.

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Lost Lioness tells the story of the forgotten World Cup as new film released

Copa 71 is the untold story of the lost Lionesses in the unofficial Women's World Cup of 1971, including left winger Louse Gardner (née Cross) from…

2 months ago·Southampton, United Kingdom

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