The ninth FIFA Women's World Cup kicks off on July 20. The tournament will be hosted by Australia and New Zealand, and the main intrigue of the tournament is whether anyone will be able to stop the U.S. national team, which has won the last two World Cups.
Read more about the details of the tournament, its history and the main favorites for the 2023 World Cup in the Telecomasia.net material.
Bet on FIFA Women's World Cup with BetwayHistory of the FIFA Women's World Cup
The first world championship in women's football was held in 1991 in China. At that time, the U.S. national team was the winner. The Americans have maintained the status of the strongest national team in the world to this day, being a four-time winner of the prestigious trophy. The German national team won the tournament twice, and the representatives of Japan and Norway became champions once each.
The winners of the Women's World Cup
- US - 1991, 1999, 2015, 2019
- Germany - 2003, 2007
- Norway - 1995
- Japan - 2011
Participants and format of the 2023 World Championship
32 teams will compete in the final stage of the 2023 World Cup. The first phase is a group tournament. Each group has four teams that play each other once. The top two teams of a group will advance to the playoffs, while the two losers will be eliminated from the championship.
Group A
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Philippines
- Switzerland
Group B
- Australia
- Ireland
- Nigeria
- Canada
Group C
- Spain
- Costa Rica
- Zambia
- Japan
Group D
- England
- Haiti
- Denmark
- China
Group E
- USA
- Vietnam
- Netherlands
- Portugal
Group F
- France
- Jamaica
- Brazil
- Panama
Group G
- Sweden
- South Africa
- Italy
- Argentina
Group H
- Germany
- Morocco
- Colombia
- South Korea
The group stage will take place from July 20 to August 3. The top 16 national teams from the group stage will enter the playoffs on August 5. The final is scheduled for August 20. Sydney Olympic Stadium will host the tournament's main match.
Bet on FIFA Women's World Cup with BetwayWomen's World Cup 2023 favorites
Four-time world champions USA are the overwhelming favorites to win the upcoming World Cup. Betway offers odds of 3.50 for the USA to win. Next are England with 5.50, Spain with 6.00 and two-time world champions Germany with 8.50.
Betway's full list of favorites for the 2022 World Cup is as follows.
| Team | Odds |
| USA | 3.50 |
| England | 5.50 |
| Spain | 6.00 |
| Germany | 8.50 |
| Australia | 11.00 |
| France | 13.00 |
| Netherlands | 21.00 |
| Sweden | 21.00 |
| Brazil | 29.00 |
| Japan | 34.00 |
| Canada | 41.00 |
| Norway | 51.00 |
| Denmark | 101.00 |
| Italy | 151.00 |
| Republic of Ireland | 151.00 |
| Argentina | 251.00 |