FIFA Women's World Cup

FIFA Women's World Cup

The FIFA Women's World Cup is one of the biggest international football tournaments for women, held every four years. The upcoming edition of the tournament will be hosted jointly by Australia and New Zealand in 2023. The tournament will feature 32 teams from around the world, competing for the coveted trophy.

Rainbow Symbol Clearance Expected at Women's World Cup

Football Australia is hopeful that FIFA will allow players to wear armbands supporting LGBTQ+ and First Nation rights during the Women's World Cup. James Johnson, the CEO of Football Australia, expressed confidence that the rainbow symbol clearance will be granted by FIFA. This move would be a significant step forward in promoting inclusivity and diversity in sports.

The Road to the Women's World Cup

Qualification for the Women's World Cup is a rigorous process that involves several rounds of matches. The qualifying teams are then placed in eight groups of four teams each for the tournament proper. The top two teams from each group advance to the knockout stage, culminating in the final match to determine the champions of the Women's World Cup.

The Women's World Cup is an exciting event that showcases some of the best football talent from around the world. With the upcoming edition set to take place in Australia and New Zealand, fans can expect a thrilling tournament filled with memorable moments.