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Women's World Cup Prep: New Zealand and Australia aim for first-ever World Cup wins under Jitka Klimkova and history with Ellie Riley

Posted : 19 July 2023
With only eight days until the Women's World Cup begins in New Zealand and Australia, here is an overview of some key teams participating in the tournament.
 
New Zealand, the co-hosts along with Australia, aim to secure their first-ever World Cup wins with the guidance of coach Jitka Klimkova. Despite a run of 10 winless games, they hope to make history on home soil, led by captain Ellie Riley.
 
Norway, one of the four previous World Cup winners, has a strong squad and is a clear favorite to top their group. Ada Hegerberg and Caroline Graham Hansen are key players for the Norwegian team.
 
The Philippines, making their debut in the World Cup, will be led by coach Alan Stacic, who hopes to build on their success in the Asian Championship. Captain Tahani Ennis plays a crucial role in both scoring goals and providing leadership.
 
Switzerland, led by coach Inca Görings, impressed during World Cup qualification but still seeks a win under her leadership. Ramona Bachmann and Lia Valetti are key players to watch in the Swiss squad.
 
Australia, with a golden generation of players, including Sam Kerr, aims to go all the way and win the trophy on home soil. Their recent victory over England in a friendly boosts their confidence.
 
Canada, the Olympic champions, hope to surprise again with their strong defensive displays. Captain Christine Sinclair is a formidable presence on the field, having scored the most goals in national team football history.
 
Ireland, led by coach Vera Pau, will participate in their first major tournament. Despite a tough draw, the team is determined to make an impact, with players like Katie McCabe and Denise O'Sullivan leading the way.
 
Nigeria, after reaching the quarter-finals in 2019, faces a tough group. However, a dispute with the FA over bonuses has led the players to threaten a strike. Barcelona's Asisat Oshwala is a formidable goal scorer and a key player for Nigeria.

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