Football chief James Johnson declared that FIFA can expect a strong economic return if the governing body awards Australia and New Zealand the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2023.
The joint bid is competing with Brazil, Colombia and Japan for the right to stage the 32-team event in three years.
The FIFA Council that comprises 37 members including president Gianni Infantino will name the winning bid via an online vote on June 25.
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