Record-Breaking Moments: Memorable Milestones from the FIFA Women’s World Cup

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Are you ready to relive the exhilarating moments that made history in the FIFA Women’s World Cup? From jaw-dropping goals to record-breaking performances, this blog post will take you on an unforgettable journey through some of the most memorable milestones from past tournaments. Get ready to witness the power, passion, and skill that have elevated women’s football to new heights. So grab your virtual seat and join us as we marvel at these awe-inspiring feats that continue to inspire generations of athletes around the globe. Let’s dive into a world where dreams are realized, boundaries are shattered, and legends are born!

When and where is the Women’s World Cup 2023 final?

ug 19 (Reuters) – Australia and New Zealand are co-hosting the ninth edition of the FIFA Women’s World Cup, making it the first to have more than one host nation.

WHEN IS THE WORLD CUP FINAL?

The World Cup final will be held on Sunday, Aug. 20. The match will kick off at 1000 GMT (8 p.m. local time).

WHICH TEAMS ARE IN THE WORLD CUP FINAL?

England and Spain will contest the final. England are European champions having beaten Germany in the final last year at Wembley. It will be the first Women’s World Cup final not involving either the United States or Germany.

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Spain 5/6

England 5/6

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Spain 4/5

England 19/20

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE SCORES ARE TIED?

If the scores are tied at the end of the 90 minutes of regulation time, an extra 30 minutes are played.

If the scores are still tied after extra time, the title is decided by a penalty shootout. In the first phase of the shootout, each team takes five penalties. If the scores are still tied after that, the shootout goes into sudden death.

FULL LIST OF TEAMS THAT TOOK PART IN THE TOURNAMENT

The World Cup began with 32 teams competing in a group stage, with teams divided into eight groups of four.

* Group A: New Zealand (hosts), Norway, Philippines, Switzerland

* Group B: Australia (hosts), Canada, Nigeria, Ireland

* Group C: Costa Rica, Japan, Spain, Zambia

* Group D: China, Denmark, England, Haiti

* Group E: Netherlands, Portugal, United States, Vietnam

* Group F: Brazil, France, Jamaica, Panama

* Group G: Argentina, Italy, South Africa, Sweden

* Group H: Colombia, Germany, South Korea, Morocco