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Visa tackles trend of girls dropping out of sport

Visa tackles trend of girls dropping out of sport

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Team VISA

Team Visa

Design to help athletes succeed in their athletic career and beyond, Team Visa has championed more than 500 athletes since its inception. Of those athletes, 51% are women, including 38 footballers such as Ellie Carpenter (Australia) and Claudia Bunge (New Zealand).

Who is hosting the FIFA Women’s World Cup™?

For the first time ever, Australia and New Zealand will co-host the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™. This will be the first FIFA Women’s World Cup™ to be hosted in multiple countries and also the first to be held in the southern hemisphere.

Where is the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ being played?

Matches will be played in six stadiums across five cities in Australia, and four cities and venues in New Zealand, see below:

Adelaide, Hindmarsh Stadium: 24 July – 8 August, 2023

Brisbane, Brisbane Stadium: 22 July – 19 August, 2023

Melbourne, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium: 21 July – 8 August, 2023

Perth, Perth Rectangular Stadium: 22 July – 3 August, 2023

Sydney, Sydney Football Stadium: 20 July – 6 August, 2023

Sydney, Stadium Australia: 20 July – 20 August, 2023

Auckland, Eden Park: 20 July – 15 August, 2023

Dunedin, Dunedin Stadium: 21 July – 1 August, 2023

Hamilton, Waikato Stadium: 22 July – 2 August, 2023

Wellington, Wellington Regional Stadium: 21 July – 11 August, 2023

When are the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ fixtures being played?

Group A Match Schedule

Group A Match Schedule
Thu, July 20
New Zealand vs. Norway
17:00
19:00
Auckland (NZL)
Fri, July 21
Philippines vs. Switzerland
15:00
17:00
Dunedin (NZL)
Tue, July 25
New Zealand vs. Philippines
15:30
17:30
Wellington (NZL)
Tue, July 25
Switzerland vs. Norway
18:00
20:00
Hamilton (NZL)
Sun, July 30
Switzerland vs. New Zealand
17:00
19:00
Dunedin (NZL)
Sun, July 30
Norway vs. Philippines
17:00
19:00
Auckland (NZL)

Group B Match Schedule

Group A Match Schedule
Thu, July 20
Australia vs. Rep. of Ireland
20:00
22:00
Sydney (AUS)
Fri, July 21
Nigeria vs. Canada

12:30
14:30
Melbourne (AUS)
Wed, July 26
Canada vs. Rep. of Ireland
22:00
00:00 (Thu Jul 27)
Perth (AUS)
Thu, July 27
Australia vs. Nigeria
20:00
22:00
Brisbane (AUS)
Mon, July 31
Canada vs. Australia
20:00
22:00
Melbourne (AUS)
Mon, July 31
Rep. of Ireland vs. Nigeria
20:00
22:00
Brisbane (AUS)

Group C Match Schedule

Group A Match Schedule
Fri, July 21
Spain vs. Costa Rica
17:30
19:30
Wellington (NZL)
Sat, July 22
Zambia vs. Japan
17:00
19:00
Hamilton (NZL)
Wed, July 26
Spain vs. Zambia
17:30
19:30
Auckland (NZL)
Wed, July 26
Japan vs. Costa Rica
15:00
17:00
Dunedin (NZL)
Mon, July 31
Japan vs. Spain
17:00
19:00
Wellington (NZL)
Mon, July 31
Costa Rica vs. Zambia
17:00
19:00
Hamilton (NZL)

Group D Match Schedule

Group A Match Schedule
Sat, July 22
England vs. Haiti
19:30
21:30
Brisbane (AUS)
Sat, July 22
Denmark vs. China
22:00
00:00 (Sun Jul 23)
Perth (AUS)
Fri, July 28
England vs. Denmark
18:30
20:30
Sydney (AUS)
Fri, July 28
China vs. Haiti
21:00
23:00
Adelaide (AUS)
Tue, Aug. 1
China vs. England
21:00
23:00
Adelaide (AUS)
Tue, Aug. 1
Haiti vs. Denmark
21:00
23:00
Perth (AUS)

Group E Match Schedule

Group A Match Schedule
Sat, July 22
USA vs. Vietnam
11:00
13:00
Auckland (NZL)
Sun, July 23
Netherlands vs. Portugal
17:30
19:30
Dunedin (NZL)
Thu, July 27
USA vs. Netherlands
11:00
13:00
Wellington (NZL)
Thu, July 27
Portugal vs. Vietnam
17:30
19:30
Hamilton (NZL)
Tue, Aug. 1
Portugal vs. USA
17:00
19:00
Auckland (NZL)
Tue, Aug. 1
Vietnam vs. Netherlands
17:00
19:00
Dunedin (NZL)

Group F Match Schedule

Group A Match Schedule
Sun, July 23
France vs. Jamaica
20:00
22:00
Sydney (AUS)
Mon, July 24
Brazil vs. Panama
21:00
23:00
Adelaide (AUS)
Sat, July 29
France vs. Brazil
20:00
22:00
Brisbane (AUS)
Sat, July 29
Panama vs. Jamaica
22:30
00:30 (Sun Jul 30)

Perth (AUS)
Wed, Aug. 2
Panama vs. France
20:00
22:00
Sydney (AUS)
Wed, Aug. 2
Jamaica vs. Brazil
20:00
22:00
Melbourne (AUS)

Group G Match Schedule

Group A Match Schedule
Sun, July 23
Sweden vs. South Africa
15:00
17:00
Wellington (NZL)
Mon, July 24
Italy vs. Argentina
16:00
18:00
Auckland (NZL)
Fri, July 28
Argentina vs. South Africa
10:00
12:00
Dunedin (NZL)
Sat, July 29
Sweden vs. Italy
17:30
19:30
Wellington (NZL)
Wed, Aug. 2
Argentina vs. Sweden
17:00
19:00
Hamilton (NZL)
Wed, Aug. 2
South Africa vs. Italy
17:00
19:00
Wellington (NZL)

Group H Match Schedule

Group A Match Schedule
Mon, July 24
Germany vs. Morocco
18:30
20:30
Melbourne (AUS)
Tue, July 25
Colombia vs. South Korea
12:00
14:00
Sydney (AUS)
Sun, July 30
Germany vs. Colombia
19:30
21:30
Sydney (AUS)
Sun, July 30
South Korea vs. Morocco
14:30
16:30
Adelaide (AUS)
Thu, Aug. 3
South Korea vs. Germany
20:00
22:00
Brisbane (AUS)
Thu, Aug. 3
Morocco vs. Colombia
20:00
22:00
Perth (AUS)

Round of 16

Group A Match Schedule
Sat, Aug. 5
1A vs. 2C
15:00
17:00
Auckland (NZL)
Sat, Aug. 5
1C vs. 2A
18:00
20:00
Wellington (NZL)
Sun, Aug. 6
1E vs. 2G
12:00
14:00
Sydney (AUS)
Sun, Aug. 6
1G vs. 2E
19:00
21:00
Melbourne (AUS)
Mon, Aug. 7
1B vs. 2D
20:30
22:30
Sydney (AUS)
Mon, Aug. 7
1D vs. 2B
17:30
19:30
Brisbane (AUS)
Tue, Aug. 8
1F vs. 2H
21:00
23:00
Adelaide (AUS)
Tue, Aug. 8
1H vs. 2F
18:00
20:00
Melbourne (AUS)

Quarter Finals

Group A Match Schedule
Fri, Aug. 11
QF1: 1A/2C vs. 1E/2G
11:00
13:00
Wellington (NZL)
Fri, Aug. 11
QF2: 1C/2A vs. 1G/2E
17:30
19:30
Auckland (NZL)
Sat, Aug. 12
QF3: 1B/2D vs. 1F/2H
17:00
19:00
Brisbane (AUS)
Sat, Aug. 12
QF4: 1D/2B vs. 1H/2F
20:30
22:30
Sydney (AUS)

Semi Finals

Group A Match Schedule
Tue, Aug. 15
QF1 vs. QF2
18:00
20:00
Auckland (NZL)
Wed, Aug. 16
QF3 vs. QF4
20:00
22:00
Sydney (AUS)

Third Place Play Off

Group A Match Schedule
Sat, Aug. 19
Semifinal losers
18:00
20:00
Brisbane (AUS)

Final

Group A Match Schedule
Sun, Aug. 20
Semifinal winners
20:00
22:00
Sydney (AUS)

New Zealand Women’s Team Match Fixtures

New Zealand vs Norway - Eden Park, Auckland - 20 July, 2023

New Zealand vs Philippines - Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington - 25 July, 2023

New Zealand vs Switzerland - Dunedin Stadium, Dunedin - 30 July, 2023


Last updated: 1st November 2022

We will continue to update this list as more information becomes available.

Who's already qualified for the FIFA Women’s World Cup™?

 

  1. Australia
  2. New Zealand
  3. Japan
  4. South Korea
  5. China
  6. Philippines
  7. Vietnam
  8. Sweden
  9. Spain
  10. France
  11. Denmark
  12. United States
  13. Canada
  14. Costa Rica
  15. Jamaica
  16. Zambia
  17. Morocco
  18. Nigeria
  19. South Africa
  20. Colombia
  21. Brazil
  22. Argentina
  23. Norway
  24. Germany
  25. England
  26. Italy
  27. Netherlands
  28. Ireland
  29. Switzerland
  30. Portugal
  31. Haiti
  32. Panama


Last updated: 1st March 2023

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“I’ve been fortunate to represent my country at under 17s and 20s World Cups as well as the Olympics in Tokyo. New Zealanders love their sport and it’s fantastic to be partnering with an organisation like Visa, who have been proud and passionate supporters of women’s sport for many years and who provide opportunities for the next generation of female football players right around the world.”

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