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FIFA Women's World Cup 2023

There’s not long to go for the Women's World Cup starting [WHEN]. Here are a few frequently asked questions (FAQ) to help.

WHAT is the Women's World Cup?

The Women's World Cup is an international football (soccer) competition in which 32 countries compete over a month period. The competition is for members of Internationale de Football Association (FIFA).

WHEN and WHERE was the first Women's World cup held?

The first competition was held in China, 1991.

Who has hosted the competition?

China and the United States have each hosted the tournament twice, while Canada, France, Germany, and Sweden have each hosted it once.

WHAT groups will play and how are they decided?

8 alphabetical groups of 4 teams compete. Groups are calculated based on FIFA World Rankings and match performances in recent World Cups. 3-year qualification periods decide who will be participating and participants are allocated one of 31 slots, with the host nation taking the 32^nd slot.

WHO will host the 2023 Women's World Cup?

Australia and New Zealand will be co-hosting the Women's World Cup for 2023. This will be the first Women's World Cup to be held in the Southern Hemisphere, the first Women's World Cup to be hosted by two countries, and the first FIFA senior competition for either men or women to be held across two confederations.

WHICH teams will be playing?

Who has won the most Women's World Cups?

The United States currently has the most top four finishes, medals, and final appearances. They are one of seven nations to have played in every Women's World Cup and hold the 1991, 1999, 2015, and 2019 titles.

Germany has won 2 titles, and Japan and Norway have won 1 title each.

When will the Women's World Cup be held?

The opening match will be held on the 20^th July 2023 in Eden Park, Auckland between New Zealand and Norway.

What countries are most likely to win?

United States National Women's Team (USNWT) are tied with England (Lionesses) as co-favourites to take home the title in the 2023 Women's World Cup.

WHEN are the 2023 matches WHO will be playing in them?

20-7-2023	08:00	New Zealand		vs	Norway
20-7-2023	11:00	Australia		vs	Republic of Ireland
21-7-2023	03:30	Nigeria		vs	Canada
21-7-2023	06:00	Philippines		vs	Switzerland
21-7-2023	08:30	Spain		vs	Costa Rica
22-7-2023	02:00	United States		vs	Vietnam
22-7-2023	08:00	Zambia		vs	Japan
22-7-2023	10:30	England		vs	TBD
22-7-2023	13:00	Denmark		vs	China
23-7-2023	06:00	Sweden		vs	South Africa
23-7-2023	08:30	Netherlands		vs	TBD
23-7-2023	11:00	France		vs	Jamaica
24-7-2023	07:00	Italy		vs	Argentina
24-7-2023	09:30	Germany		vs	Morocco
24-7-2023	12:00	Brazil		vs	TBD
25-7-2023	03:00	Colombia		vs	South Korea
25-7-2023	06:30	New Zealand		vs	Philippines
25-7-2023	09:00	Switzerland		vs	Norway
26-7-2023	06:30	Japan		vs	Costa Rica
26-7-2023	08:30	Spain		vs	Zambia
26-7-2023	13:00	Canada		vs	Republic of Ireland
27-7-2023	02:00	United States		vs	Netherlands
27-7-2023	08:30	TBD		vs	Vietnam
27-7-2023	11:00	Australia		vs	Nigeria
28-7-2023	01:00	Argentina		vs	South Africa
28-7-2023	09:30	England		vs	Denmark
28-7-2023	12:00	China		vs	TBD
29-7-2023	08:30	Sweden		vs	Italy
29-7-2023	11:00	France		vs	Brazil
29-7-2023	13:30	TBD		vs	Jamaica
30-7-2023	05:30	South Korea		vs	Morocoo
30-7-2023	10:30	Germany		vs	Colombia
30-7-2023	08:00	Norway		vs	Philippines
30-7-2023	08:00	Switzerland		vs	New Zealand
31-7-2023	08:00	Japan		vs	Spain
31-7-2023	08:00	Costa Rica		vs	Zambia
31-7-2023	11:00	Republic of Ireland		vs	Nigeria
31-7-2023	11:00	Canada		vs	Australia
1-8-2023	08:00	Vietnam		vs	Netherlands
1-8-2023	08:00	TDB		vs	United States
1-8-2023	12:00	China		vs	England
1-8-2023	12:00	TBD		vs	Denmark
2-8-2023	08:00	Argentina		vs	Sweden
2-8-2023	08:00	South Africa		vs	Italiy
2-8-2023	11:00	TBD		vs	France
2-8-2023	11:00	Jamaica		vs	Brazil
3-8-2023	11:00	Morocoo		vs	Colombia
3-8-2023	11:00	South Korea		vs	Germany