Introducing the #GoldenTweet Awards & the ways to follow the #FIFAWWC

In just two days, the FIFA Women’s World Cup is kicking off in Paris, with the finest footballing talent around on display to a global audience.

#GoldenTweet Awards

As nations across the world battle it out to become world champions, Twitter will be on the lookout to find the top Tweeters of #FIFAWWC. Throughout the tournament, Twitter’s analytics team will be working to identify the best Tweets from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, France, Germany, Japan, Mexico, Spain, South Korea, US, and UK. Following the final, the most popular Tweets across multiple categories will be crowned #GoldenTweet winners.

The Tweets that reign supreme will be presented with an iconic, limited-edition trophy featuring the Twitter bird.

Think you have what it takes to win? Let’s Tweet!

How to follow

We’re excited to get the ball rolling and want to make sure you know how to chase all the action down the pitch.

See every play  

Each match will have its own dedicated page, featuring multiple timelines for top commentary and latest Tweets, as well live video from publishers covering every, shot, save, and — of course — goals. There you’ll find  video highlights, news, and analysis from your official FIFA broadcasters. You can find match pages in the Explore tab, by searching, or at the top of your timeline. Get ready to follow team USA’s first match against Thailand here.

Don't forget to follow and cheer along with @TwitterSports! And the @USWNT players on Twitter.

Share your love of the beautiful game

We know you’ll have some *feels* about the games. Share them using these hashtags and emojis to join the conversation: #FIFAWWC, #DareToShine, #LeMomentDeBriller and #Ettie.

And don’t forget to support your favorite team by using each team’s special hashtags which will trigger a special emoji:

If you’re on the ground at the games (lucky you!), open Twitter’s updated camera to quickly capture and share your reaction to what’s happening. When you open the camera at a game, you’ll see a suggested hashtag and location, as well as a larger format with a customizable colored text background. Snap and Tweet away.

Discuss together

New on Twitter — you can go live together with guests. Share a live video broadcast and invite a guest to discuss your take on the latest #FIFAWWC happenings.

See you on the pitch!