Is NZ ready to co-host the FIFA Women's World Cup?

The FIFA Women's World Cup kicks off in 50 days, co-hosted by New Zealand and Australia, bringing in an estimated $200 million to the economy. The defending champions USA are playing three pool games here, bringing with them 20,000 of the 30,000 overseas fans expected. Also coming, another 3500 accredited visitors, including teams, referees and media. Local clubs have been busy bringing stadia and facilities up to FIFA's exacting standards in the run-up to the tournament. How ready are we? Kathryn talks with Chief Operating Officer on behalf of FIFA, Jane Patterson, and Chief Operating Officer for the FIFA Women's World Cup at NZ Football -Paula Hansen.