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Jackie Groenen and Oranje Leeuwinnen immediately hit by new FIFA rules

Jackie Groenen and Oranje Leeuwinnen immediately hit by new FIFA rules

The Dutch national women's football team, the Oranje Leeuwinnen, suffered a 3-2 defeat against Ireland in a match marked by controversy over newly introduced FIFA rules. The incident involving Jackie Groenen has fueled ongoing debate regarding the timing of these rule changes just before the World Cup.

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