Rebecca Lowe can’t believe how far women’s soccer has come

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  This is in conversation from Apple News.

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  I'm Shemitah Basu.

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  Today, all things soccer, or should I say football with Rebecca Lowe.

• 00:23

  The Women's World cup is officially underway in Australia and New Zealand.

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  It's a tournament with a lot of firsts.

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  A record 32 teams are competing with eight nations making their Women's World cup debuts.

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  Players in so many countries, Canada, England, New Zealand, Spain, France, South Africa and Zambia are fighting with their local football associations for equal pay and better conditions.

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  And they're making slow but sure progress.

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  This tournament is also a chance for the United States to do something historic.

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  They are now heading into an attempt for the three peat, which would be pure history.

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  I mean, to win a World cup three times in a row, to actually win any trophy in any sport three times in a row is near on impossible.

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  It's even harder when there are four years between each one.

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  That's Rebecca Lowe.

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  She's kind of an icon in the soccer broadcasting world.

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  She's a host of NBC Sports Premier League coverage.

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  We are going to make some memories.

• 01:27

  This is Premier League Mornings live on location.

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  She also co hosts Apple News's after the Whistle podcast with Brendan Hunt, one of the stars of Ted Lasso.

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  The podcast is now back for a second season to cover the Women's World Cup.

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  Okay, winners, who are your winners?

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