Spain win the 2023 World Cup with a 1-0 win over England
The Women’s World Cup kicked off today 20 July hosted by Australia and New Zealand. Here are all the fixtures and results.
Sunday 20th August – FINAL
Spain 1 – 0 England
Saturday 19th August – Runner Up 3rd Place
Sweden 2 – 0 Australia
Semi-Finals :
Tuesday 15th August – Semi-Final
Spain 2 – 1 Sweden
Wednesday 16th August – Semi-Final
Australia 11:00 England
Last Sixteen
Saturday 5th August
Switzerland 1 – 5 Spain
Japan 3 – 1 Norway
Sunday 6th August
Netherlands 2 – 0 South Africa
Sweden 0 – 0 USA AET Sweden win 5-4 on penalties
Monday 7th August
England 0 – 0 Nigeria AET England win 4-2 on penalties
Australia 2 – 0 Denmark
Tuesday 8th August
Colombia 1 – 0 Jamaica
France 4 – 0 Morocco
Friday 11th August – Quarter Finals
Spain 2 – 1 Netherlands
Japan 1 – 2 Sweden
Saturday 12th August – Quarter Finals
Australia 0 – 0 France AET Australia win on penalties 7-6
England 2 – 1 Colombia
Groups:
Group A: New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Switzerland – Qualified: Switzerland and Norway
Group B: Australia, Canada, Nigeria, Republic of Ireland – Qualified: Australia and Nigeria
Group C: Costa Rica, Japan, Spain, Zambia – Qualified: Japan and Spain
Group D: China, Denmark, England, Haiti – Qualified: England and Denmark
Group E: Netherlands, Portugal, United States, Vietnam – Qualified: Netherlands and United States
Group F: Brazil, France, Jamaica, Panama – Qualified: France and Jamaica
Group G: Argentina, Italy, South Africa, Sweden- Qualified: Sweden and South Africa
Group H: Colombia, Germany, South Korea, Morocco – Qualified: Colombia, Morocco
Thursday 20th July
New Zealand 1 – 0 Norway
Australia 1 – 0 Republic of Ireland
Friday 21st July
Nigeria 0 – 0 Canada
Philippines 0 – 2 Switzerland
Spain 3 – 0 Costa Rica
Saturday 22nd July
USA 3 – 0 Vietnam
Zambia 0 – 5 Japan
England 1 – 0 Haiti
Denmark 1 – 0 China
Sunday 23rd July
Sweden 2 – 1 South Africa
Netherlands 1 – 0 Portugal
France 0 – 0 Jamaica
Monday 24th July
Italy 1 – 0 Argentina
Germany 6 – 0 Morocco
Brazil 4 – 0 Panama
Tuesday 25th July
Colombia 2 – 0 Korea Republic
New Zealand 0 – 1 Philippines
Switzerland 0 – 0 Norway
Wednesday 26th July
Japan 2 – 0 Costa Rica
Spain 5 – 0 Zambia
Canada 2 – 1 Republic of Ireland
Thursday 27th July
USA 1 – 1 Netherlands
Portugal 2 – 0 Vietnam
Australia 2 – 3 Nigeria
Friday 28th July
Argentina 2 – 2 South Africa
England 1 – 0 Denmark
China 1 – 0 Haiti
Saturday 29th July
Sweden 5 – 0 Italy
France 2 – 1 Brazil
Panama 0 – 1 Jamaica
Sunday 30th July
Korea Republic 0 – 1 Morocco
Norway 6 – 0 Philippines
Switzerland 0 – 0 New Zealand
Germany 1 – 2 Colombia
Monday 31st July
Costa Rica 1 – 3 Zambia
Japan 4 – 0 Spain
Canada 0 – 4 Australia
Republic of Ireland 0 – 0 Nigeria
Tuesday 1st August
Portugal 0 – 0 USA
Vietnam 0 – 7 Netherlands
China 1 – 6 England
Haiti 0 – 2 Denmark
Wednesday 2nd August
Argentina 0 – 2 Sweden
South Africa 3 – 2 Italy
Jamaica 11:00 Brazil
Panama 3 – 6 France
Thursday 3rd August
Korea Republic 1 – 1 Germany
Morocco 1 – 0 Colombia
