Amy Ganderton helping Cambridge United build on England’s success at Women’s World Cup
England's success at the Women's World Cup proved to be one of this summer's sporting highlights.
An unprecedented third place at the competition in Canada last month grabbed the headlines and boosted awareness of the game to a wider audience, with an estimated 1.4million people watching the decisive 1-0 win over Germany on television.
If there was ever a time to capitalise on the growth of interest in women's football it is now – and Cambridge United have done just that.
A deal was recently struck that saw Cambridge Women FC come under the United banner, and there was a decent-sized crowd for their curtain-raising friendly against Queen's Park Rangers at the Abbey last month.
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An unprecedented third place at the competition in Canada last month grabbed the headlines and boosted awareness of the game to a wider audience, with an estimated 1.4million people watching the decisive 1-0 win over Germany on television.
If there was ever a time to capitalise on the growth of interest in women's football it is now – and Cambridge United have done just that.
A deal was recently struck that saw Cambridge Women FC come under the United banner, and there was a decent-sized crowd for their curtain-raising friendly against Queen's Park Rangers at the Abbey last month.
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