Why do you think it's strange?
The Nations Cup finals were last week, The Copa America is currently taking place in Brazil. The European U21's are underway in Italy, The African Cup of Nations is about to start in Egypt and if anyone was really desperate for some football you could always watch Mexico in the CONCACAF Gold Cup
I have seen a few segments on ESPN about the women, but even they seem to find it a problem to muster any enthusiasm.
They have an ex womens world cup player who says things like "xxxxxx scored in the 79th minute and that makes her the leading scorer in WORLD CUP HISTORY ....... and I (and i'm sure most others) have never even heard of her.
Just about the only things to have come out of the tournament so far, are, that an American woman can count to five on her fingers whilst over celebrating the 12th or 13th goal against the opposition =D> =D>
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, and that in an attempt to raise the profile of the competition the organisers are desperate for the hosts to do well to the extent that when they didnt look like winning they gifted them a penalty, when they then missed it, they used VAR to prove the goalkeeper was a few mms off the line requiring it to be retaken, when they scored the retaken penalty VAR conveniently failed to notice that several French forwards had encroached by 2 metres (not mm) so it was NOT again retaken
I suppose its summed up really by the fact that England played Scotland (The old enemy) and it got more coverage in the American Press than it did in UK ....... on a scale of 1(min) - 10 (max) for interest Womens World Cup probably ranks between 1 and 2