World Football at the Women's World Cup

Nathan Law says he will return to Hong Kong but it is a matter of how much drive that we have for now. A lot of my fellows who are in Hong Kong, they're in jails behind bars for years and their crime is speaking up against the Chinese Communist Party. When you think about that, I don't have any reason to give up just because China is the largest and most powerful authoritarian country. The match was amazing, it was so nice to see so many nutrients coming up. World Football at the Women's World Cup is the podcast from the BBC World Service capturing all the excitement of the tournament here in Australia and New Zealand. Listen now by searching for World Football wherever you