 The Women's World Cup 2023 has reached the business end of the competition with the knockout stages well underway. England are still involved Down Under and Sarina Wiegman's side are applying the finishing touches to their plans for their Round of 16 encounter with Nigeria on Monday. The Lionesses are just three games away from reaching their first ever World Cup final, which takes place in Sydney on August 20. But which other teams are still left in the Women's World Cup and which have been knocked out? Let's take a look at the sides still going strong and those who have already packed their bags for home. Which teams are left in the Women's World Cup? Spain became the first nation to qualify from the Round of 16 following their dominant 5-1 win over Switzerland. Spain are safely through to the last eight (Picture: Joe Prior/Visionhaus via Getty Images) Their quarter-final opponents will be the Netherlands, who edged out South Africa 2-0 in their last 16 clash. Japan, who have emerged as the favourites to win the World Cup owing to their impressive performances over the past fortnight, are also into the quarter-finals having beaten Norway 3-1 in the Round of 16. The 2011 winners will face Sweden in the next round, who beat double world champions USA in a dramatic penalty shootout following a 0-0 draw after extra-time. Women's World Cup 2023 fixtures Round of 16 England vs Nigeria Australia vs Denmark Colombia vs Jamaica France vs Morocco Quarter-finals Spain vs Netherlands Japan vs Sweden Which teams have been knocked out of the Women's World Cup? The Women's World Cup has been a tournament full of surprises, characterised by a number of heavyweights suffering shock exits in the group stage. Chief amongst them is Germany, who entered the competition as one of the favourites having reached the final of Euro 2022 last year. Germany had a campaign to forget (Picture: Sajad Imanian/DeF){kind=link}
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The Women’s World Cup 2023 has reached the business end of the competition with the knockout stages well underway.
England are still involved Down Under and Sarina Wiegman’s side are applying the finishing touches to their plans for their Round of 16 encounter with Nigeria on Monday.
The Lionesses are just three games away from reaching their first ever World Cup final, which takes place in Sydney on August 20.
But which other teams are still left in the Women’s World Cup and which have been knocked out?