Coverage dated July 29, 2023
First senior-level Women’s World Cup player to compete in hijab hails from Morocco Headline from The Oregonian
The player, defender Nouhaila Benzina, hails from Morocco.
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Minneapolis Star Tribune
Morocco's Benzina becomes the first senior-level Women's World Cup player to compete in hijab ↗ (opens Minneapolis Star Tribune) Published Jul 29, 2023
Same headline from 1 more outlet Minneapolis Star Tribune's feed description Stepping onto the field against South Korea in Morocco's second Women's World Cup match, defender Nouhaila Benzina made history as the first player to wear a hijab while competing at a senior-level global tournament.
Bowling Green Daily News
AP Trending SummaryBrief at 2:45 a.m. EDT ↗ (opens Bowling Green Daily News) Published Jul 29, 2023
Bowling Green Daily News's feed description Morocco’s Benzina becomes the first senior-level Women’s World Cup player to compete in hijab
Al-Monitor
Morocco's Benzina makes history with hijab at Women's World Cup ↗ (opens Al-Monitor) Published Jul 29, 2023
Same headline from 2 more outlets Al-Monitor's feed description Nouhaila Benzina became the first player to wear a hijab during a Women's World Cup game when she sported the Muslim headscarf in Morocco's match against South Korea on Sunday.World governing body FIFA lifted its ban on footballers wearing the hijab nearly a decade ago, after previous concerns over …
The Oregonian
First senior-level Women’s World Cup player to compete in hijab hails from Morocco ↗ (opens The Oregonian) Published Jul 29, 2023
The Oregonian's feed description The player, defender Nouhaila Benzina, hails from Morocco.
Bowling Green Daily News
AP Trending SummaryBrief at 12:48 p.m. EDT ↗ (opens Bowling Green Daily News) Published Jul 29, 2023
Bowling Green Daily News's feed description Morocco’s Benzina becomes the first senior-level Women’s World Cup player to compete in hijab
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