Women's World Cup 2023 (Australia and New Zealand)


Qualifying

Australia and New Zealand (co-hosts) qualified automatically.

UEFA (11): Denmark, England, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Ireland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland
AFC (5): Japan, Vietnam, China, South Korea, Philippines
CAF (4): Nigeria, Morocco, South Africa, Zambia
OFC (0):  none directly
CONMEBOL (3): Brazil, Argentina, Colombia
CONCACAF (4): United States, Canada, Jamaica, Costa Rica
Inter-Confederation Playoffs (3): Panama, Portugal, Haiti 


Final Tournament

First Round

Group A

20 Jul New Zealand       1-0 Norway                          Auckland
         [Wilkinson 48]
21 Jul Philippines       0-2 Switzerland                     Dunedin
         [Bachmann 45pen, Piubel 64]
25 Jul New Zealand       0-1 Philippines                     Wellington
         [Bolden 24]
25 Jul Switzerland       0-0 Norway                          Hamilton
30 Jul New Zealand       0-0 Switzerland                     Dunedin
30 Jul Norway            6-0 Philippines                     Auckland          
         [Roman Haug 6, 17, 90+5, Graham Hansen 31, Barker 48og, Reiten 53pen]

1.SWITZERLAND       3  1 2 0   2- 0   5 
2.NORWAY            3  1 1 1   6- 1   4
3.New Zealand       3  1 1 1   1- 1   4 
4.Philippines       3  1 0 2   1- 8   3

Group B

20 Jul Australia         1-0 Ireland                         Sydney, Stadium Australia
         [Catley 52pen] 
21 Jul Nigeria           0-0 Canada                          Melbourne
26 Jul Canada            2-1 Ireland                         Perth
         [Connolly 45+5og, Leon 53; McCabe 4]
27 Jul Australia         2-3 Nigeria                         Brisbane
         [Van Egmond 45+1, Kennedy 90+10; Kanu 45+6, Ohale 65, Oshoala 72]
31 Jul Australia         4-0 Canada                          Melbourne
         [Raso 9, 39, Fowler 58, Catley 90+4pen]
31 Jul Ireland           0-0 Nigeria                         Brisbane

1.AUSTRALIA         3  2 0 1   7- 3   6 
2.NIGERIA           3  1 2 0   3- 2   5
3.Canada            3  1 1 1   2- 5   4 
4.Ireland           3  0 1 2   1- 3   1

Group C

21 Jul Spain             3-0 Costa Rica                      Wellington
         [Del Campo 21og, Bonmatí 23, González 27]
22 Jul Zambia            0-5 Japan                           Hamilton
         [Miyazawa 43, 62, Mi. Tanaka 55, Endo 71, Ueki 90+11pen]
26 Jul Japan             2-0 Costa Rica                      Dunedin
         [Naomoto 25, Fujino 27]
26 Jul Spain             5-0 Zambia                          Auckland
         [Abelleira 9, Hermoso 13, 70, Redondo 69, 85]
31 Jul Japan             4-0 Spain                           Wellington
         [Miyazawa 12, 40, Ueki 29, Mi. Tanaka 82]
31 Jul Costa Rica        1-3 Zambia                          Hamilton
         [Herrera 47; Mweemba 3, B. Banda 31pen, Kundananji 90+3]

1.JAPAN             3  3 0 0  11- 0   9 
2.SPAIN             3  2 0 1   8- 4   6
3.Zambia            3  1 0 2   3-11   3 
4.Costa Rica        3  0 0 3   1- 8   0

Group D

22 Jul England           1-0 Haiti                           Brisbane
         [Stanway 29pen]
22 Jul Denmark           1-0 China                           Perth
         [Vangsgaard 90]
28 Jul England           1-0 Denmark                         Sydney, Football Stadium
         [James 6] 
28 Jul China             1-0 Haiti                           Adelaide
         [Wang Shuang 74pen]
 1 Aug China             1-6 England                         Adelaide
         [Wang Shuang 57pen; Russo 4, Hemp 26, James 41, 65, Kelly 77, Daly 84]
 1 Aug Haiti             0-2 Denmark                         Perth
         [Harder 21pen, Troelsgaard 90+10]

1.ENGLAND           3  3 0 0   8- 1   9
2.DENMARK           3  2 0 1   3- 1   6
3.China             3  1 0 2   2- 7   3 
4.Haiti             3  0 0 3   0- 4   0

Group E

22 Jul United States     3-0 Vietnam                         Auckland
         [Smith 14, 45+7, Horan 77]
23 Jul Netherlands       1-0 Portugal                        Dunedin
         [Van der Gragt 13]
27 Jul United States     1-1 Netherlands                     Wellington
         [Horan 62; Roord 17]
27 Jul Portugal          2-0 Vietnam                         Hamilton
         [Encarnação 7, Kika 21]
 1 Aug Portugal          0-0 United States                   Auckland
 1 Aug Vietnam           0-7 Netherlands                     Dunedin
         [Martens 8, Snoeijs 11, Brugts 18, 57, Roord 23, 83, Van de Donk 45]

1.NETHERLANDS       3  2 1 0   9- 1   7 
2.UNITED STATES     3  1 2 0   4- 1   5
3.Portugal          3  1 1 1   2- 1   4 
4.Vietnam           3  0 0 3   0-12   0

Group F

23 Jul France            0-0 Jamaica                         Sydney, Football Stadium 
24 Jul Brazil            4-0 Panama                          Adelaide
         [Ary Borges 19, 39, 70, Bia Zaneratto 48]
29 Jul France            2-1 Brazil                          Brisbane
         [Le Sommer 17, Renard 83; Debinha 58]
29 Jul Panama            0-1 Jamaica                         Perth
         [A. Swaby 56]
 2 Aug Panama            3-6 France                          Sydney, Football Stadium
         [Cox 2, Pinzón 64pen, L. Cedeño 87; Lakrar 21, Diani 28, 37pen, 52pen, 
          Le Garrec 45+5, Bècho 90+10]
 2 Aug Jamaica           0-0 Brazil                          Melbourne

1.FRANCE            3  2 1 0   8- 4   7 
2.JAMAICA           3  1 2 0   1- 0   5
3.Brazil            3  1 1 1   5- 2   4 
4.Panama            3  0 0 3   3-11   0

Group G

23 Jul Sweden            2-1 South Africa                    Wellington
         [Rolfö 65, Ilestedt 90; Magaia 48]
24 Jul Italy             1-0 Argentina                       Auckland
         [Girelli 87]  
28 Jul Argentina         2-2 South Africa                    Dunedin
         [Braun 74, Núñez 79; Motlhalo 30, Kgatlana 66]
29 Jul Sweden            5-0 Italy                           Wellington
         [Ilestedt 39, 50, Rolfö 44, Blackstenius 45+1, Blomqvist 90+5]
 2 Aug Argentina         0-2 Sweden                          Hamilton
         [Blomqvist 66, Rubensson 90pen]
 2 Aug South Africa      3-2 Italy                           Wellington
         [Orsi 32og, Magaia 67, Kgatlana 90+2; Caruso 11pen, 74]

1.SWEDEN            3  3 0 0  9- 1   9 
2.SOUTH AFRICA      3  1 1 1  6- 6   4
3.Italy             3  1 0 2  3- 8   3 
4.Argentina         3  0 1 2  2- 5   1

Group H

24 Jul Germany           6-0 Morocco                         Melbourne
         [Popp 11, 39, Bühl 46, Ait El Haj 54og, Redouani 79og, Schüller 90]
25 Jul Colombia          2-0 South Korea                     Sydney, Football Stadium
         [Usme 30pen, Caicedo 39]
30 Jul South Korea       0-1 Morocco                         Adelaide
         [Jraidi 6]
30 Jul Germany           1-2 Colombia                        Sydney, Football Stadium
         [Popp 89pen; Caicedo 52, Vanegas 90+7]
 3 Aug South Korea       1-1 Germany                         Brisbane
         [Cho So-hyun 6; Popp 42]
 3 Aug Morocco           1-0 Colombia                        Perth
         [Lahmari 45+4]

1.COLOMBIA          3  2 0 1  4- 2   6 
2.MOROCCO           3  2 0 1  2- 6   6
3.Germany           3  1 1 1  8- 3   4 
4.South Korea       3  0 1 2  1- 4   1


Second Round

 5 Aug Switzerland       1-5 Spain                           Auckland
         [Codina 11og; Bonmatí 5, 36, Redondo 17, Codina 45, Hermoso 70]
 5 Aug Japan             3-1 Norway                          Wellington
         [Engen 15og, Shimizu 50, Miyazawa 81; Reiten 20]
 6 Aug Netherlands       2-0 South Africa                    Sydney, Football Stadium
         [Roord 9, Beerensteyn 68]
 6 Aug Sweden            0-0 United States    [aet, 5-4 pen] Melbourne
 7 Aug England           0-0 Nigeria          [aet, 4-2 pen] Brisbane
 7 Aug Australia         2-0 Denmark                         Sydney, Stadium Australia
         [Foord 29, Raso 70]
 8 Aug Colombia          1-0 Jamaica                         Melbourne
         [Usme 51]
 8 Aug France            4-0 Morocco                         Adelaide
         [Diani 15, Dali 20, Le Sommer 23, 70]

NB: the matches on 6 Aug were the only ones from the "New Zealand" half of the schedule
    (groups A, C, E, G and the knock-out matches between the winners and runners-up of
    those groups) to be played in Australia, implying the Netherlands and Sweden had to
    change countries twice between the group stage and the quarterfinals; the rationale
    behind this (if any) is unclear.

Quarterfinals

11 Aug Spain             2-1 Netherlands               [aet] Wellington
         [Caldentey 81pen, Paralluelo 111; van der Gragt 90+1]
11 Aug Japan             1-2 Sweden                          Auckland
         [Hayashi 87; Ilestedt 32, Angeldahl 51pen]
12 Aug Australia         0-0 France           [aet, 7-6 pen] Brisbane
12 Aug England           2-1 Colombia                        Sydney, Stadium Australia
         [Hemp 45+6, Russo 63; Santos 44]

Semifinals

15 Aug Spain             2-1 Sweden                          Auckland
         [Paralluelo 81, Carmona 89; Blomqvist 88]
16 Aug Australia         1-3 England                         Sydney, Stadium Australia
         [Kerr 63; Toone 36, Hemp 71, Russo 86]

Third Place Match

19 Aug Australia         0-2 Sweden                          Brisbane
         [Rolfö 30pen, Asllani 62]

Final

20 Aug Spain             1-0 England                         Sydney, Stadium Australia
         [Carmona 29]

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