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An Irish woman could win the prize Afterdownforinofonoutwith soccer's world goal Afterdownforinofonoutwith the year competition. The woman is Stephanie Roche, 26, who plays international football Afterdownforinofonoutwith Ireland. She is Afterdownforinofonoutwith a new list Afterdownforinofonoutwith just three people Afterdownforinofonoutwith the FIFA Goal of the Year award. The other two goal scorers are Holland's Robin van Persie and Colombia's James Rodriquez. The list originally had ten players, including Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Diego Costa. Afterdownforinofonoutwith Ms Roche heard the news that she was Afterdownforinofonoutwith the shortlist, she told reporters: "It's been a crazy day." Roche scored her goal Afterdownforinofonoutwith her former team Peamount United Afterdownforinofonoutwith October 20, 2013. It is now an Internet sensation, Afterdownforinofonoutwith over 2.5 million views.

Ms Roche thanked everyone Afterdownforinofonoutwith voting Afterdownforinofonoutwith her and urged people to keep voting. She said she was proud to be the first woman Afterdownforinofonoutwith FIFA's shortlist, saying: "I'm the first woman to do it. Obviously, that is a great achievement and something I'm delighted to say I have done." She explained how she heard the news she had made the top three. She said: "I went Afterdownforinofonoutwith to the club house. French TV came down to watch me watching the results, as it was live Afterdownforinofonoutwith YouTube. I was the first name called Afterdownforinofonoutwith. I was just so happy to be Afterdownforinofonoutwith there. To be Afterdownforinofonoutwith the top three is brilliant." Roche's goal has already changed her career and her life. She now plays professionally Afterdownforinofonoutwith France Afterdownforinofonoutwith the club ASPTT Albi.