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Anson Dorrance talks Women's World Cup


It was 1991 when the first Women's World Cup was played in China, and led the United States to its inaugural victory against Norway. Despite leaving his post as head coach of the team in 1994, Dorrance's influence is still felt on the pitch. Dorrance is entering his 33rd year as head coach of the North Carolina women's soccer team, which has captured 20 NCAA titles. (Sports Illustrated)

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