The 2019 Football World Cup (officially Women’s Football World Cup 2019) is the 8th edition of the Women’s National Team, scheduled to be hosted by France, from 7 June to 7 July 2019. In 2015, France won host right events to 5 national countries.
It is the most awaiting female football game which conducts every 4 years. It began in 1991 and has featured four winning countries. The huge woman world cup will be host third time in the European nation and France will be the first time hosting the event.
A 24 world’s strongest squad of Football are harnessing their performance ability to change new Women’s Championship in France next summer. The USA has won the most 3 titles, Germany 2 times, Japan and Norway one time past winner.
Qualified teams
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Africa- Nigeria, South Africa, and Cameroon
Asia- China PR, Thailand, Australia, Korea Republic, and Japan
Europe- Italy, Spain, England, Germany, Norway, Scotland, France, Netherlands, and Sweden
North, Central America, and the Caribbean- USA, Canada, and Jamaica
FIFA President Gianni Infantino congratulate to all qualified team for the 8th edition of FIFA world cup. A lot of players are great in our memories without winning. The World Cup The host country France face a test of fire in group A.
The opening match ceremony will be played between France and the Koriya Republic on 7 June at Parc des Princes stadium. Two-time champion Germany face group B challenges.
Two one of the strongest team Japan and Argentina in group D. Current World Cup champion team USA in Group F with Thailand, Chile, and Sweden. All 24 teams divided F groups and the two third-placed teams advanced to the fourth round. So we are sharing all the fixtures and information you need below.
Group A
France (H)
South Korea
Philippines
Norway
Group B
Germany
China PR
Spain
South Africa
Group C
Australia
Italy
Brazil
Jamaica
Group D
England
Scotland
Argentina
Japan
Group E
Canada
Cameroon
New Zealand
Netherlands
Group F
United States
Thailand
Chile
Sweden
2019 FIFA Women’s Football World Cup fixtures
Group
Time
Teams
Stadium
Friday 7 June
Group A
21:00 Local time
France vs Korea Republic
Parc des Princes
Saturday 8 June
Group B
15:00 Local time
Germany vs China PR
Roazhon Park
Group B
18:00 Local time
Spain vs South Africa
Stade Océane
Group A
21:00 Local time
Norway vs Nigeria
Stade Auguste-Delaune
Sunday 9 June
Group C
13:00 Local time
Australia vs Italy
Stade du Hainaut
Group C
15:30 Local time
Brazil vs Jamaica
Stade des Alpes
Group D
18:00 Local time
England vs Scotland
Stade de Nice
Monday 10 June
Group D
18:00 Local time
Argentina vs Japan
Parc des Princes
Group E
21:00 Local time
Canada vs Cameroon
Stade de la Mosson
Tuesday 11 June
Group E
15:00 Local time
New Zealand vs Netherlands
Stade Océane
Group F
18:00 Local time
Chile vs Sweden
Roazhon Park
Group F
21:00 Local time
USA vs Thailand
Stade Auguste-Delaune
Wednesday 12 June
Group A
15:00 Local time
Nigeria vs Korea Republic
Stade des Alpes
Group B
18:00 Local time
Germany vs Spain
Stade du Hainaut
Group A
21:00 Local time
France vs Norway
Stade de Nice
Thursday 13 June
Group C
15:00 Local time
Australia vs Brazil
Stade de la Mosson
Group B
18:00 Local time
South Africa vs China PR
Parc des Princes
Friday 14 June
Group D
15:00 Local time
Japan vs Scotland
Stade des Alpes
Group C
18:00 Local time
Jamaica vs Italy
Stade du Hainaut
Group D
21:00 Local time
England vs Argentina
Stade Océane
Saturday 15 June
Group C
15:00 Local time
Netherlands vs Cameroon
Stade du Hainaut
Group B
18:00 Local time
Canada vs New Zealand
Stade des Alpes
Sunday 16 June
Group F
15:00 Local time
Sweden vs Thailand
Stade de Nice
Group F
18:00 Local time
USA vs Chile
Parc des Princes
Monday 17 June
Group B
15:00 Local time
Japan vs Scotland
Stade Océane
Group B
18:00 Local time
Jamaica vs Italy
Stade de la Mosson
Group A
21:00 Local time
England vs Argentina
Roazhon Park
Group A
21:00 Local time
England vs Argentina
Stade Auguste-Delaune
Tuesday 18 June
Group C
21:00 Local time
Jamaica vs Australia
Stade des Alpes
Group C
21:00 Local time
Italy vs Brazil
Stade du Hainaut
Wednesday 19 June
Group A
21:00 Local time
Japan vs England
Stade de Nice
Group A
21:00 Local time
Scotland vs Argentina
Parc des Princes
Wednesday 19 June
Group E
18:00 Local time
Cameroon vs New Zealand
Stade de la Mosson
Group E
18:00 Local time
Netherlands vs Canada
Stade Auguste-Delaune
Group F
21:00 Local time
Sweden vs USA
Stade Océane
Group F
21:00 Local time
Thailand vs Chile
Roazhon Park
Knockout Stage
The knockout stage of the 2019 Womens’s FIFA World Cup is the second and final stage of the competition. A total of 16 teams advanced to the knockout stage to compete in a single-elimination style tournament.
