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Women’s World Cup 2023: Fixtures and full match schedule

World Cup Sydney Auckland Eden Park Wellington Brisbane (Geopolitical Entity) Lang Park Adelaide Australia Dunedin

The group stage starts on July 20 and spans more than two weeks [File: Shane Wenzlick/Reuters]

The Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand is about to kick off, with co-hosts New Zealand set to play Norway in the opening match on Thursday.

Group stage: July 20 – August 3
Round of 16: August 5 – August 8
Quarter-finals: August 11 and 12
Semifinals: August 15 and 16
Third-place play-off: August 19
Final: August 20

Here are the details on the fixtures, kickoff times and venues for the tournament:

Group stages

July 20

Group A | New Zealand vs Norway, 7pm (07:00 GMT) – Eden Park, Auckland
Group B | Australia vs Ireland, 8pm (10:00 GMT) – Stadium Australia, Sydney

1️⃣ week to go . . . #FIFAWWC💥

The wait is almost over with the world’s biggest women’s sporting event the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ kicking off next Thursday 20 July.#StadiumAustralia will host @TheMatildas first game of the tournament against the Republic of Ireland 💚💛 pic.twitter.com/feM9WTiVoe

— Accor Stadium (@AccorStadium) July 13, 2023

July 21

Group B | Nigeria vs Canada, 12:30pm (02:30 GMT) – Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne
Group A | Philippines vs Switzerland, 5pm (05:00 GMT) – Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
Group C | Spain vs Costa Rica, 7:30pm (07:30 GMT) – Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington

July 22

Group E | US vs Vietnam, 1pm (01:00 GMT) – Eden Park, Auckland
Group C | Zambia vs Japan, 7pm (07:00 GMT) – Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Group D | England vs Haiti, 7:30pm (09:30 GMT) – Lang Park, Brisbane
Group D Denmark vs China, 8pm (12:00 GMT) – Perth Rectangular Stadium, Perth

July 23

Group G | Sweden vs South Africa, 5pm (05:00 GMT) – Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington
Group E | Netherlands vs Portugal, 7:30pm (07:30 GMT) – Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
Group F | France vs Jamaica 8pm (10:00 GMT) – Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

July 24

Group G | Italy vs Argentina, 6pm (06:00 GMT) – Eden Park, Auckland
Group H | Germany vs Morocco, 6:30pm (08:30 GMT) – Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne
Group F | Brazil vs Panama, 8:30pm (11:00 GMT) – Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide

With the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup just 15 days away, we commence our look at each of the 10 stadiums to be used across Australia & New Zealand. First up, we're in Adelaide.. Coopers Stadium (Hindmarsh Stadium) 📍 Adelaide, Australia 👥 13,327 (Tournament Capacity) ⚽️… pic.twitter.com/lLrAE9faOY

— Austadiums 🇦🇺🏟 (@austadiums) July 5, 2023

July 25

Group H | Colombia vs South Korea, 12:00pm (02:00 GMT) – Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney
Group A | New Zealand vs Philippines, 5:30pm (05:30 GMT) – Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington
Group A | Switzerland vs Norway, 8pm (08:00 GMT) – Waikato Stadium, Hamilton

July 26

Group C | Japan vs Costa Rica, 5pm (05:00 GMT) – Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
Group C | Spain vs Zambia, 7:30pm (07:30 GMT) – Eden Park, Auckland
Group B | Canada vs Ireland, 8pm (12:00 GMT) – Perth Rectangular Stadium, Perth

July 27

Group E | US vs Netherlands, 1pm (01:00 GMT) – Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington
Group E | Portugal vs Vietnam, 7:30pm (07:30 GMT) – Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Group B | Australia vs Nigeria, 8pm (10:00 GMT) – Lang Park, Brisbane

July 28

Group G | Argentina vs South Africa, 12pm (00:00 GMT) – Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
Group D | England vs Denmark, 6:30pm (08:30 GMT) – Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney
Group D | China vs Haiti, 8:30pm (11:00 GMT) – Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide

July 29

Group G | Sweden vs Italy, 7:30pm (07:30 GMT) – Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington
Group F | France vs Brazil, 8pm (10:00 GMT) – Lang Park, Brisbane
Group F | Panama vs Jamaica, 8:30pm (12:30 GMT) – Perth Rectangular Stadium, Perth

July 30

Group H | South Korea vs Morocco, 2pm (04:30 GMT) – Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide
Group A | Norway vs Philippines, 7pm (07:00 GMT) – Eden Park, Auckland
Group A | Switzerland vs New Zealand, 7pm (07:00 GMT) – Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
Group H | Germany vs Colombia, 7:30pm (09:30 GMT) – Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney

July 31

Group C | Japan vs Spain, 7pm (07:00 GMT) – Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington
Group C | Costa Rica vs Zambia, 7pm (07:00 GMT) – Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Group B | Canada vs Australia, 8pm (10:00 GMT) – Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne
Group B | Ireland vs Nigeria, 8pm (10:00 GMT) – Lang Park, Brisbane

August 1

Group E | Portugal vs US, 7pm (07:00 GMT) – Eden Park, Auckland
Group E | Vietnam vs Netherlands, 7pm (07:00 GMT) – Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
Group D | Haiti vs Denmark, 7pm (11:00 GMT) – Perth Rectangular Stadium, Perth
Group D | China vs England, 8:30pm (11:00 GMT) – Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide

August 2

Group G | South Africa vs Italy, 7pm (07:00 GMT) – Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington
Group G | Argentina vs Sweden, 7pm (07:00 GMT) – Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Group F | Panama vs France, 8pm (10:00 GMT) – Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney
Group F | Jamaica vs Brazil, 8pm (10:00 GMT) – Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Melbourne

August 3

Group H | South Korea vs Germany, 8pm (10:00 GMT) – Lang Park, Brisbane
Group H | Morocco vs Colombia, 6pm (10:00 GMT) – Perth Rectangular Stadium, Perth