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Denmark "have a chance against England" in Kathrine Kuhl's Women's World Cup debut - Vimarsana News

Denmark "have a chance against England" in Kathrine Kuhl's Women's World Cup debut

Arsenal Women's 19 year old midfielder Katherine Kuhl was selected for the 23-strong Denmark national team squad, for the Women's World Cup 2023, which kicks off this month in Australia & New Zealand. This is Kuhl's senior debut at a World Cup.

Women's World Cup 2023 Stadium guide - Vimarsana News

Women's World Cup 2023 Stadium guide

A full list of the 10 stadiums hosting matches at the 2023 Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

Source: 90min.com
Republic of Ireland drawn with co-hosts Australia in Women's World Cup group - The Home of Irish Football - Vimarsana News

Republic of Ireland drawn with co-hosts Australia in Women's World Cup group - The Home of Irish Football

The Republic of Ireland were drawn in Group B in next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in a difficult group with host Australia, Canada and Nigeria.

We want to make this the best FIFA Women's World Cup™ ever - Vimarsana News

We want to make this the best FIFA Women's World Cup™ ever

Perth / Boorloo, the capital of the state of Western Australia and one of the five host cities ofthe FIFA Women’s World Cup in the country, was the last port of call for FIFA representatives visiting tournament facilities there.

Source: fifa.com
FIFA name Australian, New Zealand venues to host Women's World Cup - Vimarsana News

FIFA name Australian, New Zealand venues to host Women's World Cup

Share on Twitter FIFA made the host city announcement with the World Cup - the first women’s edition to feature 32 teams - a little more than two years away. “The appointment of the nine host cities represents a major milestone for the next FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, as well as for players and football fans across Australia, New Zealand and around the world,” FIFA president Gianni Infantino said. Of the 10 stadiums named to host the 64 matches, two will be in Sydney - including the soon to be completed Sydney Football Stadium - while one has been selected from each of th...

Source: sbs.com.au