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FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023: July 20 – August 20, 2023

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FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023: July 20 – August 20, 2023

July 20, 2023

Press Release Number CB23-SFS.109

From FIFA.com, Published 11 Jul 2023:

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ squad lists confirmed

“View the final 23-player squads for all competing nations at Australia & New Zealand 2023.

736 players to represent their nations in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand
All 32 teams’ 23-player squads now available
Countdown to kick-off for the ninth FIFA Women’s World Cup™ now into single figures

“With the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ just nine days from kick-off, the full squads for all 32 teams at the tournament have now been confirmed.

“736 of the world’s best female footballers will converge in the southern hemisphere for the ninth edition of the FIFA Women’s World Cup™, each with the dream of lifting the iconic trophy at Stadium Australia in Sydney/Wangal on Sunday, 20 August.

“The full list of squads can be accessed here.”

Key Stats

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, International Database (demographic data) and USA Trade Online (trade data); Central Intelligence Agency, The World Factbook (country reference maps).

World Population Clock: Australia (host country)

World Population Clock: New Zealand (host country)

World Population Clock: Australia (host country)

Note: The three images above are cropped. Click on an image for the full page, including charts on merchandise trade and population as well as source and notes.

More Stats

From the Population Clock, U.S. and World Population Clock: 32 countries in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup

Group A:

Group B:

Australia

Ireland

Nigeria

Canada

Group C:

Spain

Costa Rica

Zambia

Japan 🏆

Group D:

United Kingdom

Haiti

Denmark

China

Group E:

United States 🏆🏆🏆🏆

Vietnam

Netherlands

Portugal

Group F:

France

Jamaica

Brazil

Panama

Group G:

Sweden

South Africa

Italy

Argentina

Group H:

Germany 🏆🏆

Morocco

Columbia

Korea, South

Note: The gold trophy icon 🏆 represents one World Cup title.

From the International Programs Center > International Database (IDB).

Demographic Overview - Custom Region - all 32 countries in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, table below is sorted by Population

Note: The table above was created from the IDB by downloading the table in Excel and sorting the countries by population from largest to smallest. At this table link you can sort by any column by clicking on the header. This will sort the data according to the values in that column. The arrow indicates the direction of the sort. For example, click on Density to learn that South Korea is the most densely populated country (536.2 people per sq. km.), while Australia is the least densely populated country (3.4 people per sq. km.).