Exciting FIFA Women’s World Cup action continues as Switzerland and Spain kick off the round of 16 matches as all teams get set for the knock out stages of the tournament co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand.

The highly-anticipated match is scheduled for Saturday, August 5, 2023, at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand, starting at 17:00 GMT.

Following that, Japan and Norway will battle it out at the Wellington Regional Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand, starting at 20:00 GMT on the same day.

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— FIFA Women's World Cup (@FIFAWWC) August 4, 2023

In the earlier stages of the tournament, Switzerland dominated Group A with an impressive 6 points, while Spain secured their place in the round of 16 by clinching third place in Group C with the same points.

Meanwhile, Japan topped Group C with an outstanding 9 points, and Norway secured their spot as the runner-up in Group A with 4 points.

Aside from these matches, there are other exciting encounters to look forward to.

On Sunday, August 6, 2023, the Netherlands will take on South Africa at the Sydney Football Stadium, Australia, starting at 12:00 GMT.

Later that day, Sweden and the United States of America will face off at the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium in Melbourne, Australia, starting at 20:00 GMT.

Moving on to Monday, August 7, 2023, the action continues with the Lionesses of England going head-to-head against the Super Falcons of Nigeria at Lang Park in Brisbane, Australia, starting at 17:30 GMT.

Additionally, co-hosts Australia and Denmark will compete at the Stadium Australia in Sydney, Australia, at 20:30 GMT.

The final matches of the round of 16 will be all-South American affairs, with Colombia and Jamaica clashing at the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium in Melbourne, Australia, starting at 18:00 GMT.

The last match of this stage will feature France against Morocco at the Hindmarsh Stadium in Adelaide, Australia.

Throughout the tournament, thrilling moments are guaranteed as the top 16 teams from around the world showcase their skills and determination to lift the coveted trophy.

Round of 16: locked in. ????#BeyondGreatness | #FIFAWWC

— FIFA Women's World Cup (@FIFAWWC) August 3, 2023

Stay tuned for more gripping action and unforgettable goals in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup!

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Last Updated on August 4, 2023 9:39 pm by footballrover