Football fans up early for Sydney bridge march

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Thousands march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge as part of the lead up to the FIFA Women's World Cup soccer tournament Source: AAP / Rick Rycroft/AP

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There's less than a month left until the start of the largest women's sporting event in history, to be hosted right here in Australia. Thousands of football fans marched across the Sydney Harbour Bridge as part of the lead-up to the Women's World Cup

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