Parish: Reverend John Mickenley

In a historic gesture of collaboration and sporting unity, the United States and Mexico announced their intention to submit a joint bid to host the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2031. The initiative marks a significant step in the development of women’s football in the region, as well as an example of cross-border cooperation in sport.

The decision to unite for this cause reflects the mutual recognition of the strength and potential of women’s football in both countries. The United States, reigning world champions and pioneers in the development of women’s soccer, has a long history of success in the sport. For their part, Mexico, with its rich footballing heritage and passionate fan base, represents an emerging force in women’s football.

By combining their resources and expertise, the two nations intend to create a memorable and inspiring event that will drive the growth of women’s football across the region. This joint bid also offers a unique opportunity to strengthen ties between the two countries through sport, thus promoting cooperation and friendship between people.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup is much more than just a football tournament. It is a global platform that celebrates sporting excellence, promotes gender equality and inspires future generations of young athletes. By hosting this prestigious event, the United States and Mexico are committed to advancing these values ​​and opening new opportunities for women in sport.