The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is fast approaching.
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Defending champions the USWNT, England, Canada, Brazil, and France among others will compete in Australia and New Zealand in the tournament’s first-ever expanded format of 32 teams for the coveted trophy.
UK television coverage of Women’s World Cup 2023 is yet to be confirmed.
Group A
Co-hosts New Zealand are in Group A / Mark Kolbe/GettyImages
Group B
Kerr will lead Australia in Group B / Visionhaus/GettyImages
Group C
Putellas’ Spain will face Costa Rica, Zambia and Japan in Group C / Visionhaus/GettyImages
Group D
England want to add to their Euro 2022 triumph / Leon Neal/GettyImages
Group E
The USWNT will be formidable / Brad Smith/USSF/GettyImages
Group F
Wendie Renard’s France take on Brazil in Group F / Christian Liewig – Corbis/GettyImages
Group G
Sweden are favourites in Group G / Visionhaus/GettyImages
Group H
Stadium Australia in Sydney will host the final / Mark Kolbe/GettyImages
