Star striker Ragnhild Gulbrandsen plundered a hat-trick as former champions Norway stormed into the women's World Cup quarter-finals.
Brazil's Marta shares the scoring lead in the women's World Cup.
When the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup is going to be reeled off in five cities in China from September 10 to 30, young budding stars are expected to unleash their prowess for changes of the women's soccer world.
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