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Get ready for the excitement of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup! This thrilling tournament, organized by FIFA, brings together the best professional women's national football teams from across the globe. Held every four years, the FIFA Women's World Cup is a spectacle of pure skill, determination, and passion, watched by millions of fans worldwide.

Anticipation builds as the ninth edition of the Women's World Cup kicks off on July 20. Host countries Australia and New Zealand will set the stage for an unforgettable opening day as they clash against the Republic of Ireland and Norway, respectively.

With the USA as the current defending champions, the stakes are higher than ever! Each team will showcase their skills, teamwork, and unwavering spirit to vie for the ultimate prize—the title of Women's World Cup champions. From breathtaking goals to heart-stopping saves, prepare to be captivated by the skill and finesse displayed by these extraordinary athletes.

Mark your calendars for July 20, and get ready to witness history in the making! Keep reading to find everything you need to know about the 2023 Women's World Cup, including Rivalry's expert analysis and betting tips.

FIFA Women's World Cup History

The Women's World Cup is an international football tournament held every four years, organized by the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA). It is the most prestigious competition in women's soccer, equivalent to the FIFA World Cup for men.

The Women's World Cup features teams from FIFA's member associations who go through a qualification process in their respective regions to earn a spot in the tournament. The tournament format typically consists of several group stages, followed by knockout rounds leading to the final.

The inaugural FIFA Women's World Cup took place in China in 1991, featuring 12 international teams. Team USA clutched the win and defeated Norway in the final. The USA has gone on to win the Women's World Cup a further three times, in 1999, 2015, and 2019. Japan also became the first Asian team to claim a win in 2011 and were runners-up in 2015.

All eyes are now turning towards the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup - which team will claim the crown this year? Will it be the legendary Team USA or a skilled underdog? Only time will tell!

FIFA Women's World Cup: All Teams Competing

The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup has expanded from 24 teams to 32, replicating the Men's World Cup format and encouraging more countries to get involved.

Eight groups of four teams lettered A to H, will play against each other in the round-robin format group stage. 16 groups will advance to the knockout stage. Here are how the groups are looking.

• Group A: New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, the Philippines
• Group B: Australia, Canada, Ireland, Nigeria
• Group C: Costa Rica, Spain, Japan, Zambia
• Group D: China, Denmark, England, Haiti
• Group E: Netherlands, Portugal, United States, Vietnam
• Group F: Brazil, France, Jamaica, Panama
• Group G: Argentina, Italy, South Africa, Sweden
• Group H: Colombia, Germany, Morocco, South Korea

FIFA Women's World Cup: Kickoff Times

Below, football fans will find the complete list of fixtures and kickoff times for the Women's World Cup. All times listed are in BST, and all match winners will be in bold. Any tied matches will be marked with an "*" This will be updated daily after every match, so watch this space!

Thursday, July 20

• 3:00 AM (Group A) New Zealand vs Norway
• 6:00 AM (Group B) Australia vs Ireland

Friday, July 21

• 10:30 AM (Group B) Canada vs Nigeria*
• 1:00 AM (Group A) Philippines vs Switzerland
• 3:30 AM (Group C) Spain vs Costa Rica

Saturday, July 22

• 9:00 PM (Group E) USA vs Vietnam
• 3:00 AM (Group C) Japan vs Zambia
• 5:30 AM (Group D) England vs Haiti
• 8:00 AM (Group D) China vs Denmark 

Sunday, July 23

• 1:00 AM (Group G) South Africa vs Sweden 
• 3:30 AM (Group E) Netherlands vs Portugal
• 6:00 AM (Group F) France vs Jamaica*

Monday, July 24

• 2:00 AM (Group G) Italy vs Argentina
• 4:30 AM (Group H) Germany vs Morocco
• 7:00 AM (Group F) Brazil vs Panama

Tuesday, July 25

• 10:00 PM (Group H) Colombia vs South Korea
• 1:30 AM (Group A) New Zealand vs Philippines
• 4:00 AM (Group A) Switzerland vs Norway*

Wednesday, July 26

• 1:00 AM (Group C) Japan vs Costa Rica
• 3:30 AM (Group C) Spain vs Zambia
• 8:00 AM (Group B) Canada vs Ireland

Thursday, July 27

• 9:00 PM (Group E) USA vs Netherlands*
• 3:30 AM (Group E Portugal vs Vietnam
• 6:00 AM (Group B) Australia vs Nigeria

Friday, July 28

• 8:00 PM (Group G) Argentina vs South Africa*
• 4:30 AM (Group D) England vs Denmark
• 7:00 AM (Group D) China vs Haiti

Saturday, July 29

• 3:30 AM (Group G) Sweden vs Italy
• 6:00 AM (Group F) France vs Brazil
• 8:30 AM (Group F) Panama vs Jamaica 

Sunday, July 30

• 12:30 AM (Group H) South Korea vs Morocco 
• 3:00 AM (Group A) Norway vs Philippines
• 3:00 AM (Group A) New Zealand vs. Switzerland*
• 5:30 AM (Group H) Germany vs Colombia 

Monday, July 31

• 3:00 AM (Group C) Zambia vs Costa Rica
• 3:00 AM (Group C) Spain vs Japan 
• 6:00 AM (Group B) Canada vs Australia 
• 6:00 AM (Group B) Ireland vs Nigeria

Tuesday, August 1

• 3:00 AM (Group E) UVS vs Portugal*
• 3:00 AM (Group E) Vietnam vs Netherlands 
• 7:00 AM (Group D) Denmark vs Haiti
• 7:00 AM (Group E) China vs England 

Wednesday, August 2

• 3:00 AM (Group G) South Africa vs Italy
• 3:00 AM (Group G) Sweden vs. Argentina
• 6:00 AM (Group F) France vs. Panama
• 6:00 AM (Group F) Brazil vs Jamaica*

Thursday, August 3

• 6:00 AM (Group H) South Korea vs Germany*
• 6:00 AM (Group H) Morocco vs Colombia

Saturday, August 5

• 1:00 AM (Round of 16) Switzerland vs Spain 
• 4:00 AM (Round of 16) Japan vs Norway
• 10:00 PM (Round of 16) South Africa vs Netherlands 

Sunday, August 6

• 5:00 AM (Round of 16)Swedenvs United States

Monday, August 7

• 3:30 AM (Round of 16) England vs Nigeria
• 6:30 AM (Round of 16) Australia vs Denmark

Tuesday, August 8

• 4:00 AM (Round of 16)Colombiavs Jamacia (1-0)
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Thursday, August 10

• 9:00 PM (Quarter-final 1) - Japan v Sweden

Friday, August 11

• 3:30 AM (Quarter-final 2) -Spain v Netherlands

Saturday, August 12

• 3:00 AM (Quarter-final 3) - Australia v France
• 6:30 AM (Quarter-final 4) England v Colombia

Tuesday, August 15

• 4:00 AM (Semi-final 1) - Sweden v Spain

Wednesday, August 16

• 6:00 AM (Semi-final 2) - Australia v England

Saturday, August 19

• 4:00 AM (Third-place match) - Australia v Sweden

Sunday, August 20

• 6:00 AM (Final) - Spain v England

FIFA Women's World Cup: Teams To Watch

USA

Following the Team USA World Cup victory in 2019, they are the firm favorites to top their Group and win the tournament. They are also the most successful team in Women's World Cup history, having previously claimed the crown in 2015, 1999 and 1991.

Germany

After the USA, Germany is the second most successful nation on the World Stage, winning the Women's World Cup in 2003 and 2007 for back-to-back wins.

Canada

Another strong contender is the frozen giants from up north, Canada. They won the Olympic gold medal at Tokyo 2021 and are currently headed by the legendary player Christine Sinclair, who currently holds 190 international goals to her name; they are considered likely to win Group B.

Denmark

Denmark has a great combination of experience veterans and upcoming talent forming their ranks. Several of their players are making their World Cup debut, and it will be interesting to see how they perform under pressure in their group.

FIFA Women's World Cup: Betting Markets

Here at Rivalry, we offer the latest odds on everything to do with the 2023 Women's World Cup, with tons of different betting markets to dive into, so you can bag some winnings and maximize the fun!

• Match winner betting - Guess the winner of a Women's World Cup match correctly and take home your money!
• Spread bet - This betting type offers a handicap of 0.5 (or 1.5, 2.5, etc.) goals to the weaker team, and you can bet accordingly if you think the favorites will still win, or you can bet against them.
• Future bets - Futures odds are long-term bets that usually revolve around the tournament winners, but can be anything, like who will score the first goal, who will win the first half and more! Go wild!

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Who has the most FIFA Women's World Cup wins?

The USA holds the most Women's World Cup wins, having been crowned world champions four times in 2019, 2015, 1999, and 1991.

Where can I watch Women's World Cup matches?

Broadcasting rights for 2023 Women's World Cup matches will vary from region to region. In the USA, FOX will be airing all the games live and on their dedicated FOX Sports channel.

What are the FIFA Women's World Rankings?

The FIFA Women's World Rankings are updated periodically by FIFA to rank national women's football teams based on their performance in international competitions. The rankings consider various factors such as match results, the importance of the matches, the strength of the opposing teams, and the time elapsed since the matches took place.

What are the top five teams in the FIFA Women's World Rankings?

The top five teams in the FIFA Women's World Rankings are currently: USA, Germany, Sweden, England, and France.

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