In the just-concluded Olympic semifinals.
Brazilian women's soccer team
The team defeated World Cup champions Spain 4-2 to advance to the final. The victory not only gives the Brazilian women's soccer team hope of winning the title, but will also give the 38-year-old legend of the
Marta (name)
Delivering a curtain-raiser full of meaning.
Marta missed the previous tournament due to a two-match ban, but she will be back from that ban for the final. The 22-year veteran of the Brazilian women's soccer team has made 200 career appearances and scored 119 goals, yet she has never won a World Championship. Marta has already confirmed that she will retire from the Brazilian national team after the Olympics, so the Olympic final against the United States will be her last game with the national team.
Hailed as one of the greatest players in the history of women's soccer, Marta's career has been full of brilliance and achievement. Her comeback has not only brought a huge moral boost to the Brazilian team, but also to fans all over the world.
The Last Dance
Full of anticipation.
The Olympic final against the United States will be a game of passion and drama as Marta leads the Brazilian women's soccer team in their final push for the coveted trophy. Fans will be able to witness this historic moment as Marta takes to the pitch in her final glory.
