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Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. After a phenomenal four weeks in France, it is the Tour de Four for the USA.

Champions of the world once again.

It's been a tournament that could be a game-changer for the women's game.

But for now, it's the same old name on the World Cup Trophy. trophy. Hello and welcome to the game World Cup podcast from The Times. I'm Natalie Sawyer.

Yes, the USA retain the World Cup after a two-nill victory over the Netherlands in Leon on Sunday, a fourth title

for America after a summer where records were smashed both by those on the pitch and those

watching at home.

Here to look back on it all we're

joined by former England star Claire Rafferty. Down the line from France from

the Sunday Times we also have Rebecca Myers plus women's football reporter for

the Times it's Molly Hudson.

Later on, we'll be picking out our own highlights and low-likes from the tournament.

But we start with a record fourth World Cup victory for the USA.

Second half goals from Megan Rapino and Rose Lavelle

saw for brave resistance from the Netherlands as America ran out two-nill winners.

The deadlock was broken on the hour when the US were awarded a penalty after a high boot from Stephanie

Van de Gras on Alex Morgan. Claire. Any complaints about that decision? For me

none at all live I thought it was a penalty and then even in the replays I know what I think there was a

bit of reaction on Twitter that suggested otherwise but I think the graph it was

clumsy she she her leg was high in the air and she ended up catching her and you know we've seen them

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