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)
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