The Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand has started. The most important tournament in the world at national team level began with the victories of the hosts against Ireland and Norway. Colombia will finalize details for their debut against South Korea on Monday, July 24, at 21:00 (Colombia time).
The national team will play all of their group stage matches in Australia, a country that has a 15-hour lead over its national territory. The debut game against South Korea will take place on July 25 at 12:00 (Australian time), while the game against Colombia will be played on July 24 at 21:00. New Zealand, on the other hand, has a 17-hour clock change with respect for our country.
Colombia travels to the World Cup full of enthusiasm. Nelson Abada will be directing a World Cup for the first time, although he was a technical assistant in Canada in 2015. Germany and Morocco will be the other rivals of the tricolor team in the group stage.
Before the trip to Australia, Catalina Usme spoke at a press conference and mentioned the team’s goals for the World Cup. “In the previous World Cups, we played against Verraquera; here we have to do our best; a World Cup is not played every eight days.”
Schedule of the Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand
20th of July
- New Zealand vs Norway: 02:00
- Australia vs Republic of Ireland: 5:00 a.m.
- Nigeria vs Canada: 9:30 p.m
21 July
- Philippines vs. Switzerland: 00:00
- Spain vs Costa Rica: 2:30 p.m
- USA vs Vietnam: 8:00 p.m
22nd of July
- Zambia vs. Japan: 2:00 p.m
- England v Haiti: 4:30 a.m
- Dinamarca vs. China: 7:00 a.m
July 23
- Sweden vs South Africa: 00:00
- Netherlands vs Portugal: 2:30 a.m
- France vs Jamaica: 5:00 a.m
24th July
- Italy vs Argentina: 07:00
- Germany vs Morocco: 3:30 a.m
- Brazil vs Panama: 6:00 a.m
- Colombia vs. South Korea: 9:00 p.m
July 25th
- New Zealand vs. Philippines: 00:30
- Switzerland vs. Norway: 3:00 a.m
July 26th
- Japan vs Costa Rica: 00:00
- Spain vs Zambia: 2:30 a.m
- Canada vs. Republic of Ireland: 7:00 a.m
- USA vs Netherlands: 8:00 p.m
July 27th
- Portugal vs Vietnam: 2:30 a.m
- Australia vs Nigeria: 5:00 a.m
- Argentina vs. South Africa: 7:00 p.m
July 28th
- England v Denmark: 3:30 a.m
- China vs. Haiti: 6:00 a.m
29th of July
- Sweden vs Italy: 2:30 a.m
- France vs Brazil: 5:00 a.m
- Panama vs Jamaica: 7:30 a.m
- South Korea vs Morocco: 11:30 p.m
30th July
- Norway vs. Philippines: 2:00 a.m
- Switzerland vs. New Zealand: 2:00 a.m
- Germany vs. Colombia: 4:30 a.m
July 31st
- Costa Rica vs Zambia: 2:00 p.m
- Japan vs Spain: 2:00 a.m
- Republic of Ireland v Nigeria: 5:00 am
- Canada vs. Australia: 5:00 p.m
August 1st
- Portugal vs United States: 2:00 a.m
- Vietnam vs Netherlands: 2:00 a.m
- Haiti vs Denmark: 6:00 a.m
- China vs. Inglaterra: 6:00 a.m
August 2nd
- Argentina vs Sweden: 2:00 a.m
- South Africa vs Italy: 2:00 a.m
- Panama vs. France: 5:00 a.m
- Jamaica vs. Brazil: 5:00 a.m
3rd August
- Marruecos v Colombia: 5:00 a.m
- South Korea vs Germany: 5:00 a.m
5th of August
- Eighth 1:02:00
- Eighth 2: 3:00 p.m
- Octaves 3: 9:00 p.m
6th of August
August 7th
- Eighth 5: 2:30 p.m
- Eighth 6: 5:30 p.m
8th August
- Eighth 7: 3:00 p.m
- Aft 8: 6:00 p.m
August 10th
August 11th
12. August
- Rooms 3: 2:00 p.m
- Rooms 4: 5:30 p.m
15th of August
August 16th
August 19th
- Third and Fourth Place Match: 3:00 am
20th of August
