Women's World Cup 2023: What to expect on Day 9
England are back in action on Day 9 of the Women's World Cup as they take on Denmark in their Group D clash at the Sydney Football Stadium.
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Five wrongs Banyana must right to stay alive in World Cup
Banyana Banyana were certainly not outmatched by Sweden during their 2-1 loss in Group G World Cup opener on Sunday, but they do have departments they need to sharpen up when they face Argentina in Dunedin on Friday morning.
England look to overcome scoring woes in tricky Denmark clash
AUCKLAND : European champions England will be keen to rediscover their scoring touch after a lacklustre start to their Women's World Cup campaign when they take on Denmark in Sydney on Friday, where the winner could secure a spot in the knockouts.
Banyana coach hints at keeping faith in Swart, hopeful on Hildah for Argentina clash
Banyana Banyana coach Desiree Ellis has hinted that Kaylin Swart would get another run ahead of Andile Dlamini in Friday's crucial Group G World Cup clash against Argentina at the Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin.
USA-Netherlands takeaways: USWNT finds resolve in second half to force a draw
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — In the most hotly anticipated match of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup so far, the two-time defending champion United States battled back from a 1-0 halftime deficit to tie the Netherlands in both teams' second first-round game Wednesday.
US has yet to produce their best at World Cup, says coach
WELLINGTON : The United States have yet to produce their best performance at the Women's World Cup, coach Vlatko Andonovski said on Thursday, after the Netherlands held them to a frustrating 1-1 draw in their second match of the tournament in Wellington.
Women's World Cup: Brazil, Colombia impress; Argentina falter - ESPN
Might that win of Lionel Messi and Co. in Qatar last year serve as leverage for Argentina's campaign in the Women's World Cup? Of course not. Firstly, because the men's win last December had very little to do with domestic football. The third-choice goalkeeper was the only home-based player in the squad. And more significantly, because it would be a crass mistake to attempt to transpose the geopolitics of the men's game onto the women.
Why USWNT should keep a close eye on World Cup Group C
The players aren't supposed to do it. Indeed, it's pretty much the cardinal sin of a World Cup participant to look ahead into the bracket of the knockout round and speculate on opponents down the road.