The 32-team FIFA Women’s World Cup in New Zealand and Australia is in the knockout rounds and it has been one of the best ever tournaments as the likes of England, Spain, the Netherlands, Japan, France, Sweden, Colombia and one of the hosts, Australia, are battling for the World Cup trophy.
Vlatko Andonovski coached USA crashed out at the last 16 stage and will not be crowned World Cup champions once again. Veterans Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe led the team but they couldn’t finish their chances and their bid at an historic three-peat was unsuccessful.
Venues for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup
Australian Stadiums
- Adelaide: Hindmarsh Stadium
- Brisbane: Lang Park (also known as Brisbane Stadium)
- Melbourne: Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
- Perth: Perth Rectangular Stadium
- Sydney: Stadium Australia
New Zealand Stadiums
- Auckland: Eden Park
- Dunedin: Forsyth Barr Stadium (also referred to as Dunedin Stadium
- Hamilton: Waikato Stadium
- Wellington: Wellington Regional Stadium
- 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Timetable, Highlight Videos – All Start Times in Eastern Time (ET).
Quarterfinals
- Match 58, Aug. 11, Friday, in Auckland, New Zealand: Japan vs Sweden at 3:30am
- Match 57, Aug. 10, Thursday, in Wellington, New Zealand: Spain vs Netherlands at 9pm
- Match 59, Aug. 12, Saturday, in Brisbane, Australia: Australia vs France at 3am
- Match 60, Aug. 12, Saturday, in Sydney (Stadium Australia), Australia: England vs Colombia at 6:30am
Semifinals
- Match 61, Aug. 15, Tuesday, in Auckland, New Zealand: Winner of Match 57 vs Winner of Match 58 at 4am
- Match 62, Aug. 16, Wednesday, in Sydney (Stadium Australia): Winner of Match 59 vs Winner of Match 60 at 6am
Third Place
- Match 63, Aug. 19, Saturday, in Brisbane, Australia: Loser of Match 61 vs Loser of Match 62 at 4am
Championship (Finals)
- Match 64, Aug. 20, Sunday, in Sydney (Stadium Australia): Winner of Match 61 vs Winner of Match 62 at 6am
