November 14, 2024

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Women’s World Cup 2023 full draw

Women’s World Cup 2023 full draw

The United States and England could meet in the 2023 Women’s World Cup Final after being drawn to opposite sides in Saturday’s draw.

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The USWNT holders are drawn against Vietnam and the Netherlands, with the group completing one of the intercontinental qualifier winners (Cameroon, Thailand and Portugal), while European champions England face Denmark and China and one of the play-off winners (Chile, Haiti or Senegal).

New Zealand will play Norway in the tournament’s opening match on July 20, with hosts Australia playing their first match against the Republic of Ireland later that day.

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USWNT will play all of its group games in New Zealand, with coach Flatko Andonovskyi facing Vietnam in the opening match of Group E in Eden Park, Auckland on Saturday, July 22. 1 August. The winners of the Intercontinental Qualifiers will be recognized in February when the teams meet in New Zealand as a test event for the Finals.

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Sophie Lawson believes the main match for the United States could be against the Netherlands and expands on the potential of Group E at the 2023 Women’s World Cup.

England, whose group is based in Australia, must wait to see who they open against on the same day, with the Group D qualifier winners in Lang Park, Brisbane. Then coach Sarina Wegmann leads her team against Denmark on July 28 and China on August 1.

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England beat the United States 2-1 when the two teams met at Wembley earlier this month. They will not be able to face each other in the World Cup semi-finals.

The 2023 Women’s World Cup will be held in nine cities in Australia and New Zealand between July 20 and August 20, with the final being held at the 83,500-seater Australia Stadium in Sydney.

Group A
New Zealand
Norway
philippines
Switzerland

group b
Australia
Republic of Ireland
Nigeria
Canada

group C
Spain
Costa Rica
Zambia
Japan

group d
England
Group B Qualifiers (Chile, Haiti or Senegal)
Denmark
China

group E.
United State
Vietnam
Holland
Group A (Cameroon, Portugal and Thailand)

group F.
France
Jamaica
Brazil
Group C Qualifiers (Chinese Taipei, Panama, Papua New Guinea or Paraguay)

Group G
Sweden
South Africa
Italia
Argentina

group h
Germany
Morocco
Colombia
South Korea