Complete schedule of 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand

Australia and New Zealand run from July 20 to August 20, Women’s Soccer World Cup. Spain’s first matches will be in New Zealand; July 21 in Wellington, against Costa Rica; July 26 in Auckland, against Zambia; and on July 31, again in Wellington, against Japan.

This is the complete schedule of the event

July 20

Group A:

9h- New Zealand v Norway (Eden Park)

Group B:

12pm – Australia v Republic of Ireland (Australia Stadium)

July 21

Group B:

4.30h- Nigeria v Canada (Melbourne Rectangle)

Group A:

7pm – Philippines – Switzerland (Dunedin Stadium)

Group C:

9.30 am- Spain v Costa Rica (Wellington Regional Stadium)

July 22

Group E:

3.00 – USA – Vietnam (Eden Park)

Group C:

9h- Zambia v Japan (Waikato Stadium)

Group D:

11:30am – England v Haiti (Brisbane Stadium)

Group D:

2:00pm – Denmark – China (Perth Rectangle)

July 23

– Group G:

7 hrs – Sweden v South Africa (Wellington Regional Stadium)

Group E:

9.30 am – Netherlands v Portugal (Dunedin Stadium)

– Group F:

12 noon- France v Jamaica (Sydney Soccer Stadium)

July 24

Group G:

8 pm – Italy v Argentina (Eden Park)

– Group H:

10:30am – Germany v Morocco (Melbourne Rectangle)

– Group F:

13h- Brazil v Panama (Hindmarsh Stadium)

July 25

– Group H:

4pm- Colombia v Korea Republic (Sydney Stadium)

– Group A:

7:30 am. New Zealand v Philippines (Wellington Regional Stadium)

– Group A:

10 am – Switzerland v Norway (Waikato Stadium)

July 26

– Group C:

7pm – Japan – Costa Rica (Dunedin Stadium)

– Group C

9.30 am – Spain v Zambia (Eden Park)

– B Group:

2pm – Canada v Republic of Ireland (Perth Rectangle)

July 27

Group E:

3h – USA – Netherlands (Wellington Regional Stadium)

Group E:

9:30 am – Portugal v Vietnam (Waikato Stadium)

Group B:

12pm – Australia v Nigeria (Brisbane Stadium)

July 28

Group G:

2pm – Argentina v South Africa (Dunedin Stadium)

Group D:

10:30am – England v Denmark (Sydney Stadium)

Group D:

1 pm – China v Haiti (Hindmarsh Stadium)

July 29

Group G:

9.30am – Sweden v Italy (Wellington Regional Stadium)

Group F:

12pm – France v Brazil (Brisbane Stadium)

Group F:

2:30 pm – Panama v Jamaica (Perth Rectangle)

July 30

Group H:

6.30 am – Korea Republic v Morocco (Hindmarsh Stadium)

Group A:

9am – Norway – Philippines (Eden Park)

Group A:

9 am – Switzerland v New Zealand (Dunedin Stadium)

– Group H:

11:30 am – Germany v Colombia (Sydney Soccer Stadium)

July 31st

– Group C:

9h- Japan – Spain (Wellington Regional Stadium)

Group C:

9 am – Costa Rica v Zambia (Waikato Stadium)

Group B:

12pm – Canada v Australia (Melbourne Rectangle)

Group B:

12pm – Republic of Ireland v Nigeria (Brisbane Stadium)

August 1

Group E:

9am – Portugal v USA (Eden Park)

Group E:

9am – Vietnam v Netherlands (Dunedin Stadium)

Group D:

1pm – Haiti v Denmark (Perth Rectangle)

Group D:

1:00 pm – China v England (Hindmarsh Stadium)

2nd August

Group G:

9 am – South Africa v Italy (Wellington Regional Stadium)

Group G:

9am – Argentina v Sweden (Waikato Stadium)

Group F:

12pm – Panama v France (Sydney Stadium)

Group F:

12pm – Jamaica v Brazil (Melbourne Rectangle)

August 3

Group H:

12pm – Korea Republic v Germany (Brisbane Stadium)

Group H:

12pm – Morocco v Colombia (Perth Rectangle)