As we bid farewell to a dramatic Round of 16 stage at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup , we now head into the quarter-finals in Australia and New Zealand. The Round of 16 saw eight tightly-fought fixtures between sixteen of the world’s best, and has left us with the tournament’s final eight nations.
England, Australia, France, Spain, France, Sweden, columbia and Netherlands are the only teams who have made it to the quarter finals.While no African teams reached the quarter-finals, the performances by Nigeria, South Africa, and tournament debutants Morocco were inspiring and represented the continent’s growing strength in women’s football.
The quarter-finals are set to bring even more enthralling matchups on Friday, August 11, 2023. We’ll witness Spain taking on the Netherlands at 2 am at Wellington stadium, followed by the Japan vs. Sweden clash at 8.30 am at Auckland stadium
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On August 12, 2023, Australia faces a tough test against 5th-ranked France at 8 am in Brisbane. The final quarter-final match features an exciting showdown between England and Colombia at 11.30 am in Sydney.
As the tournament draws closer to its culmination, the world eagerly anticipates the final match on August 20 at the Accor Stadium in Sydney.
