The Women's World Cup 2023 draw will take place on Saturday and Sarina Wiegman's Euro2022 champions could face some tricky draws with a first-ever 32 teams qualified for the showpiece tournament.
Australia and New Zealand will co-host the event beginning on the July 20 with the final played on August 20 at the Accor Stadium in Sydney. Republic of Ireland make their World Cup debut while the Lionesses will hope to add to their Euro 2022 glory, after previously finishing fourth in the 2019 World Cup in France and third in 2015 in Canada.
The 2023 World Cup is the first to include 32 teams competing in eight groups. Twenty-nine of the teams are already confirmed, with an inter-continental play-off in February to decide the remaining three entrants.