1995 FIFA Women's World Cup

The 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup was the second international tournament for top women soccer teams, held in Sweden from June 5 to 18. It featured 12 teams competing for the title, with Norway winning their first championship by defeating Germany in the final. This event marked a significant step forward for women's soccer, increasing global visibility and promoting the sport's growth. The tournament featured talented players, intense matches, and helped lay the foundation for future women's World Cups. It demonstrated growing interest and professionalism in women's football on the international stage.