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Italy will head to the Women's World Cup with a point to prove after a hugely disappointing campaign at last year's European Championship but repeating their remarkable run to the 2019 quarter-finals appears to be a tall order.
COPENHAGEN : Denmark will once again place their tournament hopes at the feet of versatile attacker Pernille Harder as they contest their first Women's World Cup finals since 2007, but their route to the knockout stages will be a tough one.
STOCKHOLM : After Sweden suffered the agony of a shootout defeat by Canada in the Tokyo Olympics soccer final in 2021, they are determined to go one better at the Women's World Cup which starts next month and give captain Caroline Seger the send off she deserves.
MELBOURNE : Riding momentum and the support of a sports-mad nation, co-hosts Australia head into the Women's World Cup dreaming of a first global title after battling for years to be counted among the heavyweights of the game.
Former World Cup champions Norway have high hopes of advancing far at this year's tournament, as the humiliating exit from the 2022 European Championship still weighs heavily on the team.
The Netherlands are looking to revive fading fortunes at this year's Women's World Cup after being crowned European champions in 2017 and finishing runners-up at the last global showpiece four years ago.
After winning a fourth consecutive Copa America, Brazil are hopeful they have found the right balance between experience, emerging talent and natural flair to deliver a first Women's World Cup trophy.
BEIJING : China were riding high after a dramatic Asian Cup final triumph last year but a string of mediocre recent results and being drawn in a tough group has tempered expectations ahead of the Women's World Cup.