The Women’s World Cup runs from July 20 to August 20, with 32 teams from six confederations competing at ten venues across Australia and New Zealand, in nine host cities.
After beating Holland 2-0 in the final in Lyon four years ago, the United States are many people’s favourites for the tournament. However, having defeated Germany 2-1 in the Euro 2022 final, England are also strong contenders.
Our panel of experts predict who they think will be crowned champions at Stadium Australia in Sydney.
Fuelled by their extra-time heartbreak in the Euros final against England, Germany are the most stable of the leading nations realistically bidding for glory at the World Cup.
England are missing several key players due to injury and the United States