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If they win Group B of the playoffs, the Reds will face England, Denmark and China in the Australia-New Zealand 2023 World Cup.
This Saturday, in Auckland, the draw for the eight teams that will make up the first leg of the tournament Australia-New Zealand Women’s World Cup 2023. The 29 teams already classified have learned the route of the tournament, their next opponents and the programming of those tournaments.
The first hosts were drawn in Group A with New Zealand, Norway, the Philippines and Switzerland. Also, Australia are placed in Group B, sharing with Ireland, Nigeria and Canada. Meanwhile, Spain top Group C where they will face Costa Rica, Zambia and Japan.
And during this Chile national team. Considering the World Cup play-offs next February, he’s a winner play B (Senegal, Haiti or Chile) Group D. There they will meet England, Denmark and China.
Then, in Group E, the reigning champions appear: the U.S. will play Vietnam, the Netherlands, and the winner. play A (Portugal, Cameroon or Thailand) in playoffs. In Group F, meanwhile, enter the last qualified from the playoffs (Chinese Taipei, Paraguay, Papua New Guinea or Panama); France, Jamaica and Brazil will compete in the selection.
Finally, Group G will have Sweden, South Africa, Italy and Argentina among its teams; Meanwhile, Germany, Morocco, Colombia and South Korea are in Group H.
More details on Group D of the World Cup
winner play In the playoffs B (Senegal, Haiti or Chile) was drawn to the D2 level, so his World Cup debut was on July 22. D2 rival England, at Brisbane Stadium, at a time to be confirmed.
Then, Date 2, D2 will face China at the Hindmarsh Stadium in Adelaide on July 28. Finally, on the final day, whoever wins that playoff group will face Denmark at the Rectangle Stadium in Perth on August 1. All their matches will be held in Australia, in three different cities.
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