Preview of the quarter-finals of the 2023 Women’s World Cup
Joe Prince Wright, Nick Mendola and Andy Edwards discuss what they expect to see in the quarter-finals of the exciting 2023 Women’s World Cup.
This World Cup 2023 schedule page is something you need to bookmark for this summer as the crazy tournament continues to unfold.
( He watches: Your home for a live broadcast of the Women’s World Cup in Spain in the form of a peacock )
The 32-team World Cup featured New Zealand and Australia in the knockout stages and was one of the best ever as England, Spain, Netherlands, Japan, France, Sweden, Colombia and one of the host countries, Australia, battled for the World Cup.
USWNT Vlatko Andonovski is eliminated in the round of 16 and will not be crowned World Cup champion. once again. Veterans Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe led the team but were unable to finish their chances, and their bid for a historic three-curdling came to nothing.
Below is everything you need including the full 2023 World Cup schedule, start times and dates, how to watch and much more.
2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup schedulestart time, dates, and how to watch live
when: From July 20th to August 20th
Group start dates: 12:30am, 1am, 1:30am, 3am, 3:30am, 4am, 6am, 7am, 8am, 8:30am, 8pm, 9pm, 10pm (all ET)
location: Australia and New Zealand
Spanish TV channels: Telemundo, universe, peacock
Running in Spanish: peacock (all matches 64)
2023 Women’s World Cup stadiums
stadiums in Australia
Adelaide: Hindmarsh Stadium: Capacity: 13,557
Brisbane: Lang Park (Brisbane Stadium): Capacity – 49,461
Melbourne: Melbourne Rectangular Stadium: Capacity – 27,706
Perth: Perth Rectangular Stadium: Capacity – 18,727
Sydney, Australia Stadium: Capacity – 75,748
Sydney Football Stadium: capacity – 40,583 spectators
stadiums in New Zealand
Auckland: Eden Park: Capacity – 43,217
Dunedin: Forsyth-Barr Stadium (Dunedin Stadium): Capacity – 25,947
Hamilton: Waikato Stadium: Capacity – 18,009
Wellington: Wellington Regional Stadium: Capacity – 33,132
2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Schedule, Video Highlights – All kick-offs are in Eastern Time
Quarterfinals
Game 58, Friday, August 11th: Auckland, New Zealand – Japan 1-2 Sweden – 3:30 am
Game 57, Thursday, August 10: Wellington, New Zealand – Spain 2-1 Netherlands (AET) – 9pm
Game 59, Saturday, August 12th: Brisbane, Australia – Australia 0-0 (Australia win 7-6 on penalties) France – 3am
Game 60, Saturday, August 12th: Sydney (Australia Stadium), Australia – England 2-1 Colombia – 6:30 am
Semi-finals
Match #61 on Tuesday, August 15th: Auckland, New Zealand – Spain v Sweden – 4 am
Game 62, Wednesday, August 16th: Sydney (Australia Stadium) – Australia v England – 6am
Third place
Game 63, Saturday, August 19th: Brisbane, Australia – Loser of Match 61 vs Loser of Match 62 – 4 a.m
last
Game 64, Sunday, August 20: Sydney (Stadium Australia) – Match Winner #61 vs Match Winner #62 – 6am
The last 16 results
Game 49, Saturday, August 5: Auckland, New Zealand – Switzerland 1-5 Spain – 1 am
Game 50, Saturday, August 5: Wellington, New Zealand – Japan 3-1 Norway – 4 a.m
Game 51, Saturday, August 5: Sydney (Football Stadium) – Netherlands 2-0 South Africa – 10 p.m
Game 52, Sunday, August 6: Melbourne Australia – Sweden 0-0 (5-4 pens) USA – 5am
Game 54, Monday, August 7th: Sydney (Australia Stadium) – Australia 2-0 Denmark – 6:30 am
Game 53, Monday, August 7: Brisbane, Australia – England 0-0 (4-2 on pens) Nigeria – 3:30 am
Game 56, Tuesday, August 8: Adelaide, Australia – France 4-0 Morocco – 7am
Game 55, Tuesday, August 8: Melbourne Australia – Colombia 1-0 Jamaica – 4 a.m
Group stage results and tables
Group A
New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Switzerland
Thursday, July 20: Auckland, New Zealand – New Zealand 1-0 Norway – 3am
Friday 21st July: Dunedin, New Zealand – Philippines 0-2 Switzerland – 1 am
Tuesday 25th July: Wellington, New Zealand – New Zealand 0-1 Philippines – 1:30 am
Tuesday, July 25: Hamilton, New Zealand – Switzerland 0-0 Norway – 4 a.m
Sunday 30th July: Dunedin, New Zealand – Switzerland 0-0 New Zealand – 3am
Sunday, July 30: Auckland, New Zealand – Norway 6-0 Philippines – 3am
Schedule – Group A
1. Switzerland – 5 points (+2 GD) – Eligible
2. Norway – 4 points (+6) – Eligible
3. New Zealand – 4 points (0) – disqualification
4. Philippines – 3 points (-7) – Eliminated
Group B
Australia, Republic of Ireland, Nigeria, Canada
Thursday 20 July: Sydney (Football Stadium) – Australia 1-0 Republic of Ireland – 6am
Thursday, July 20: Melbourne, Australia – Nigeria 0-0 Canada – 10:30 pm
Wednesday, July 26: Perth, Australia – Canada 2-1 Republic of Ireland – 8am
Thursday, July 27: Brisbane, Australia – Australia 2-3 Nigeria – 6am
Monday, July 31: Melbourne, Australia – Canada 0-4 Australia – 6am
Monday, July 31: Brisbane, Australia – Republic of Ireland 0-0 Nigeria – 6am
Schedule – Group B
1. Australia – 6 points (+5 GD) – Eligible
2. Nigeria – 5 points (+1) – Eligible
3. Canada – 4 points (-3) – Eliminated
4. Republic of Ireland – 1 point (-2) – Eliminated
Group C
Spain, Costa Rica, Zambia, Japan
Friday 21st July: Wellington, New Zealand – Spain 3-0 Costa Rica – 3:30 am
Saturday July 22nd: Hamilton, New Zealand – Zambia 0-5 Japan – 3am
Wednesday, July 26: Dunedin, New Zealand – Japan 2-0 Costa Rica – 1 am
Wednesday, July 26: Auckland, New Zealand – Spain 5-0 Zambia – 3:30 am
Monday 31st July: Wellington, New Zealand – Japan 4-0 Spain – 3am
Monday, July 31: Hamilton, New Zealand – Costa Rica 1-3 Zambia – 3am
Schedule – Group C
1. Japan – 9 points (+11) – Eligible
2. Spain – 6 points (+4 GD) – Eligible
3. Zambia – 3 points (-8) – Eliminated
4. Costa Rica – 0 points (-7) – disqualified
group d
England, Haiti, Denmark, China
Saturday July 22nd: Brisbane, Australia – England 1-0 Haiti – 5:30 am
Saturday 22nd July: Perth, Australia – Denmark 1-0 China – 8am
Friday 28 July: Sydney (Football Stadium) – England 1-0 Denmark – 4:30 am
Friday 28th July: Adelaide, Australia – China 1-0 Haiti – 7am
Tuesday, August 1: Adelaide, Australia – China 1-6 England – 7am
Tuesday, August 1: Perth, Australia – Haiti 0-2 Denmark – 7am
Table – Group D
1. England – 9 points (+7 GD) – Eligible
2. Denmark – 6 points (+2) – Eligible
3. China – 3 points (-5) – crossed out
4. Haiti – 0 points (-4) – disqualified
Group E
USA, Vietnam, Holland, Portugal
Friday 21st July: Auckland, New Zealand – USA 3-0 Vietnam – 9pm
Sunday, July 23: Dunedin, New Zealand – Netherlands 1-0 Portugal – 3:30 am
Wednesday 26th July: Wellington, New Zealand – USA 1-1 Netherlands – 9pm
Thursday, July 27: Hamilton, New Zealand – Portugal 2-0 Vietnam
Tuesday August 1: Auckland, New Zealand – Portugal 0-0 USA – 3am
Tuesday 1 August: Dunedin, New Zealand – Vietnam 0-7 Netherlands – 3am
Schedule – Group E
1. Netherlands – 7 points (+8 GD) – Eligible
2. USA – 5 points (+3 GD) – Eligible
3. Portugal – 4 points (+1) – disqualification
4. Vietnam – 0 points (-12) – disqualified
Group F
France, Jamaica, Brazil, Panama
Sunday 23 July: Sydney (Football Stadium) – France 0-0 Jamaica – 6am
Monday, July 24: Adelaide, Australia – Brazil 4-0 Panama – 7am
Saturday, July 29: Brisbane, Australia – France 2-1 Brazil – 6am
Saturday, July 29: Perth, Australia – Panama 0-1 Jamaica – 8:30 am
Wednesday 2 August: Sydney (Football Stadium) – France 6-3 Panama – 6am
Wednesday, August 2: Melbourne, Australia – Jamaica 0-0 Brazil – 6am
table – group f
1. France – 7 points (+4 GD) – Eligible
2. Jamaica – 5 points (+1 GD) – Eligible
3. Brazil – 4 points (+3) – disqualified
4. Panama – 0 points (-8) – Eliminated
Group G
Sweden, South Africa, Italy and Argentina
Sunday 23 July: Wellington, New Zealand – Sweden 2-1 South Africa – 1 am
Monday, July 24: Auckland, New Zealand – Italy 1-0 Argentina – 2am
Thursday, July 27: Dunedin, New Zealand – Argentina 2-2 South Africa – 8 p.m
Saturday, July 29: Wellington, New Zealand – Sweden 5-0 Italy – 3:30 am
Wednesday, August 2: Hamilton, New Zealand – Argentina 0-2 Sweden – 3am
Wednesday 2 August: Wellington, New Zealand – South Africa 3-2 Italy – 3am
Table – Group G
1. Sweden – 9 points (+8 GD) – Eligible
2. South Africa – 4 points (0) – Eligible
3. Italy – 3 points (-5) – Eliminated
4. Argentina – 1 point (-3) – disqualified
group h
Germany, Morocco, Colombia, South Korea
Monday, July 24: Melbourne, Australia – Germany 6-0 Morocco – 4:30 am
Monday 24 July: Sydney (Football Stadium) – Colombia 2-0 South Korea – 10 p.m
Sunday 30 July: Sydney (Football Stadium) – Germany 1-2 Colombia – 5:30 am
Sunday, July 30: Adelaide, Australia – South Korea 0-1 Morocco – 12:30 am
Thursday, August 3: Brisbane, Australia – South Korea 1-1 Germany – 6am
Thursday, August 3: Perth, Australia – Morocco 1-0 Colombia – 6am
Table – Group H
1. Colombia – 6 points (+2 GD) – Eligible
2. Morocco – 6 points (-4) – Eligible
3. Germany – 4 points (+5) – Eliminated
4. South Korea – 1 point (-3) – Eliminated
