YouTubers should talk about more feminine lost media

My current search efforts are kinda related to this albeit women's sports media.

I'm doing a search for missing FIFA U-20/U-17 Women's World Cup games. In general I'm hoping to do a search for missing men's games in the future, but I'm focusing on the women's editions as a) these date back to 2002 so it's easier to organize and b) all have archived broadcast so are guaranteed to exist, unlike the older men's tournaments as far back as 1977 which are likely less accessible.

However I feel the frustration of the OP. A lot of women's soccer matches from the 2000s were broadcast but totally forgotten about and never properly uploaded online. It took until the summer of 2023 for full matches of the 2003 and 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup to finally resurface online, and these were matches that were broadcast on freaking ESPN! Any women's football content from this era that isn't the United States/Canada is even more difficult to find. It feels super unfair to the players from that time especially given how popular women's football is now - I think the least these federations can do is upload these games to YouTube so everyone can look back at the history of the women's game. Put it this way - imagine trying to learn more about the history of English literature, but entire libraries of content from certain countries are completely missing because people in the past were like "meh, not important enough, it's not from the UK so discard" so it's unavailable. It's been an interesting search looking for this stuff but kinda frustrating this is a problem to begin with.

So yeah, venting some frustrations here lol.