Find out when it will take place, which teams are participating and much more details about one of the most exciting tournaments in the world.

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Brazil lost in the 2022 World Cup, however, our women's team will have the chance to bring home the title in the Women's World Cup.

So stay with us and see all these details below. 

In this ninth edition of the competition, the host countries will be Australia and New Zealand.

It will be the first time that the competition will host two countries.

Furthermore, there will be 64 matches in total, and they will be played in 12 different stadiums, distributed between these two countries.

The games will take place between July 20th and August 20th, 2023, and the opening match will be between New Zealand and Norway.

In this edition, the Women's World Cup will feature 32 teams, just like the men's.

The format will be a model well known to everyone, where 32 teams are divided into eight groups that will play against each other, and the two with the highest number of points in each group will qualify for the knockout stage.

Some teams have already been confirmed for this competition, however, others are still fighting for a place. So, see who already has the guaranteed classification and get to know the groups:

The great teams from the United States, Canada and France have already been classified, check out the groups that have already been defined:

Without a doubt, the favorite team is the four-time champion United States, which won the 1991, 1999, 2015 and 2019 editions.

The team is no longer the machine it used to be, but it is the biggest champion of the moment and cannot be underestimated.

Another team that is going through a great moment is the Canadian team, which won a gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics and is looking for an unprecedented World Cup title.

Finally, the Brazilian team is another very strong candidate for the title. After the reformulation led by coach Pia Sundhage, and the recent victory of the Copa América, Brazil is looking for its first title.

The competition has been taking place since 1991, having had eight editions to date, where the biggest champion is the United States, with four titles.

Next, Germany occupies second place, having won the title twice.

Finally, Japan and Sweden are tied, each having a title for the collection.

The Brazilian team achieved a great achievement in recent times, winning the Copa América in 2022.

All this, after the major renovation led by technician Pia Sundhage.

Brazil suffered a tough defeat in the 2019 World Cup, and since then, it has been reformulating the team.

Considering the latest results, the changes are having an effect.

The women's team seeks to move up a level, the team always gets closer to the title, but just a few steps away from winning it, it stumbles and loses its chance.

A good sign for this competition is that nine players who participated in the 2019 World Cup will be present in this edition.

This new generation intends to put an end to the “almost”, and bring the biggest football title back to Brazil.

With the defeat of the men's team, the hope of a World Cup title now rests with these stars.

Brazil is in group C, therefore, its first opponent will be the winner of the playoff, where it could end up playing against Paraguay, Taiwan, Papua New Guinea or Panama.

The other two teams that will face Brazil in the group stage have also already been defined, namely France and Jamaica.  

The Brazilian team has a great team, and the Jamaican team has a slightly lower technical level, not posing any major risks to Brazil. 

However, France was our greatest tormentor in the 2019 World Cup, eliminating Brazil in the round of 16.

The Brazilian team debuts against the opponent still missing in the group on July 24th, at 8 am, so don't miss Brazil's game in the Women's World Cup. 

In Brazil, broadcaster Globo will broadcast the games on open TV and, on a closed channel, you can follow them on SporTV.

Additionally, the games will also be streamed on the FIFA website and app, so you can watch even when you're away from home.

There are several ways to show your support for your favorite team this Women's World Cup.

One option is to watch the games to show support and cheer for your nation, and you can also use social media to support Brazil in this World Cup.

Furthermore, another way is to purchase items from the official FIFA store, such as clothing or merchandise. 

You can also follow the media, this will give you the opportunity to stay up to date with news about your favorite teams and players.