Brazil women's national football team

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The Brazil women's national football team is the country's top female soccer squad, renowned for its attacking style and legendary players like Marta, and competes in major international tournaments such as the FIFA Women's World Cup and the Olympics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf women's national association football team
awayKitColor blue
bestOlympicResult silver medal at the 2004 Olympic Games women's football tournament
silver medal at the 2008 Olympic Games women's football tournament
bestWorldCupResult runners-up at the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup
confederation CONMEBOL
continentalConfederation South America
continentalTitle multiple Copa América Femenina titles
country Brazil
fifaAffiliation FIFA
fifaCode BRA
foundedBy Confederação Brasileira de Futebol
surface form: Brazilian Football Confederation
gender women
governingBody Confederação Brasileira de Futebol
surface form: Brazilian Football Confederation
governingBodyAbbreviation CBF
hasAllTimeTopScorer Marta
hasCaptain varies by tournament
hasLongServingPlayer Formiga
hasRivalry Argentina women's national football team
United States women's national soccer team
hasWonTournament Copa América Femenina
Pan American Games women's football tournament
homeKitColor yellow
homeStadium various stadiums in Brazil
nickname Brazil women's national football team self-linksurface differs
surface form: Seleção Feminina
notablePlayer Andressa Alves
Cristiane
Debinha
Formiga
Marta
Pretinha
Rosana
Sissi
olympicMedals two silver medals in women's football
playsInCompetition Copa América Femenina
FIFA Women's World Cup
Olympic women's football tournament
surface form: Olympic Games women's football tournament

Pan American Games women's football tournament
region South America
represents Brazil in international women's football
sport association football
styleOfPlay attacking football
subConfederation CONMEBOL
surface form: CONMEBOL (South America)
teamColors blue shorts
white socks
yellow shirts
usesFormation various attacking formations
worldCupAppearances multiple FIFA Women's World Cup tournaments

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Debinha memberOfSportsTeam Brazil women's national football team
Debinha nationalTeam Brazil women's national football team
2008 Summer Olympics women's football tournament silverMedalist Brazil women's national football team
1991 FIFA Women's World Cup team Brazil women's national football team
Pia Sundhage coached Brazil women's national football team
this entity surface form: Brazil women’s national football team
Pia Sundhage managedNationalTeam Brazil women's national football team
this entity surface form: Brazil women’s national football team
1999 FIFA Women's World Cup thirdPlace Brazil women's national football team
1995 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiedTeam Brazil women's national football team
this entity surface form: Brazil women’s national football team
Copa América Femenina mostSuccessfulTeam Brazil women's national football team
Copa América Femenina mostTitles Brazil women's national football team
Copa América Femenina titleHolderAsOf2022 Brazil women's national football team
CBF oversees Brazil women's national football team
this entity surface form: Brazil women’s national football team
Confederação Brasileira de Futebol overseesNationalTeam Brazil women's national football team
Marta nationalTeam Brazil women's national football team
Marta captainOf Brazil women's national football team
Débora Cristiane de Oliveira memberOfSportsTeam Brazil women's national football team
Débora Cristiane de Oliveira isPartOf Brazil women's national football team
this entity surface form: Brazil women's footballers
Brazil women's national football team nickname Brazil women's national football team self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Seleção Feminina
Cristiane memberOfSportsTeam Brazil women's national football team
this entity surface form: Brazil women’s national football team
2004 Summer Olympics women's football tournament silverMedalist Brazil women's national football team
2004 Summer Olympics women's football tournament topScorerTeam Brazil women's national football team