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The reigning champions of South America look to rule another continent. For the enjoyment of the neutral viewer, Group B at the inaugural CONCACAF W Gold Cup might be the most interesting experience. Brazil is the dominant program in South America with eight Copa América Femenina titles and should travel deep into the current tournament despite being under the stewardship of a recently hired manager. However, Panama, Colombia, and Puerto Rico are hardly shrinking violets and will provide stiff competition, having survived the rigors of respective qualifying campaigns. With the potential of up to three spots in the knockout stage up for grabs, expect this quartet of teams to provide a trio of quarterfinalists.

¡Así de rápido se adelantan! Marta Cox cobra de tiro libre y hace un GOLAZO#PAN 1-0 #FRA

@NBCUniverso y @peacock ➡️ https://t.co/bxb1GqPC62#MundialTelemundo #LaCopaEsNuestra #FIFAWWC pic.twitter.com/D0eFH6xKrd— Telemundo Deportes (@TelemundoSports) August 2, 2023

¡La más lista de la clase!

Empata el derbi.

@AtletiFemenino - @realmadridfem I 1-1 I 47'

@teledeporte#CopaDeLaReina I #FutFemRFEF pic.twitter.com/c4mdEm8Oyc— FutFem RFEF (@FutFemRFEF) February 8, 2024