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A review of everything that makes up a solid match of intercontinental rivalry.
The 2023 Australia-New Zealand Women's World Cup is looking for new champions after a four-year wait, with the France 2019 final crowning the US national team.
The best teams on the planet battle it out for the title of champion currently held by the US team who defeated the Netherlands by two goals to nil in the grand final of the 2019 edition.
Women's World Cup Australia vs New Zealand 2023 Final: When, Where, Venue, Qualifying Teams, Date, Time, Result and TV
When is the final? Women's World Cup Australia – New Zealand 2023?
The final match Women's World Cup Australia – New Zealand 2023 between Spain and England, It will be held on Sunday, August 20. The World Cup Championship starts at 8:00 pm (local time) in Sydney. That is, 7:00 in Argentina, 6:00 in Chile, 5:00 in Colombia, 4:00 in Mexico and 12:00 in Spain.
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Where is Australia vs New Zealand 2023 Women's World Cup Final?
The venue for the 2023 Women's World Cup title final will have a venue befitting the significance of the event. Fight to emerge champions at the Australia Stadium in Sydney. The match will be played for 90 minutes, with two 15-minute extra periods in case of a tie and penalty kicks if the tie persists.
The United States goes into the event as the defending and record champions and will be looking to become the first nation in history to win three consecutive FIFA World Cup titles in women's and men's soccer.
Where to watch Women's World Cup Australia vs New Zealand 2023 final on TV?
- Spain: RTVE Play
- Argentina: DGO, DSports
- Chile: DGO, Dsports
- Colombia: DGO, Dsports
- Mexico: ViX, channel to be confirmed
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