After 52 matches that will be played over a 30-day period in Edmonton, Moncton, Montreal, Ottawa and Winnipeg, the eyes of the world will settle on Vancouver, British Columbia to see which of the record 24 national teams will win the most coveted cup in soccer. BC Place, which has already hosted a number of international soccer events, as well as the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games, will provide spectators with a bright and airy venue to celebrate this beautiful game and the grand finale of its 2015 tournament.

Canadian artist Glen Green has created an uplifting design of the ultimate trophy in women’s soccer—a tall, winding ribbon of gold, its spiraling shape echoing the motion of a soccer ball as it flies through the air; the silver ball poised at the top a proud declaration that the holders have reached the pinnacle of soccer. A garland of maple leaves sweeps along the bottom edge of the coin design, a salute to Canada as the host country for FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015^TM/MC.

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