The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Early Odds Favor the World and the European Champions

By: Eniko

Posted: October 8, 2022

Updated: October 8, 2022

2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is held next summer in Australia and New Zealand
The USA are the defending champions and top favorites again
European champions England and two-time World Cup winners Germany can also win

We have 10 months until the start of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup which will be held between 20 July - 20 August in Australia and New Zealand. The USA are the defending champions and the top favorites again. But the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup early odds also mention the reigning European champions, England, and the two-time World Cup winners Germany among the main contenders. Some European women’s national football teams are still fighting for a place in next year’s World Cup, but most participants have already qualified for the event. For the first time in the tournament’s history, 32 teams will compete for the trophy. Including the reigning champions, the USA, who are also the most successful nation with four victories. Two-time winners Germany, and the freshly crowned European champions, England. They can all fight for the title next summer but other top teams from Europe can also do well. Along with the hosts, Australia, Canada, and Brazil. So if you want to take an early bet, check their current chances of winning below.

The USA Lead the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Early Odds Ahead of England

The United States women’s national soccer team, aka USWNT won its fourth World Cup title in 2019 after they defeated the Netherlands 2-0 in the final. Even though they only finished third in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics last summer, the US team is the top favorite to win again next year. Online sportsbooks in Australia offer the smallest odds, 3.98 for their third consecutive victory. This is not surprising at all after Vlatko Andonovski’s team is super strong and includes such superstars as Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe, and Becky Sauerbrunn. Along with young rising players like Sophia Smith and Catarina Macario. The USA won this year’s CONCACAF Women’s Championship easily after dominating their group. Then they defeated Costa Rica in the semi-final and Canada in the final. It’s hard to imagine that someone can stop them in the World Cup. But there will be strong contenders who will try that. One of them is England, the winners of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022. Sarina Wiegman’s team won the country’s first European title in women’s football, surpassing the men’s results in the previous year. Now the Lionesses will try to keep their great form and fight for the gold in the World Cup. England has never won the Women’s World Cup but they got the bronze medal in 2015. Their odds to win next summer are 5.00 in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup early odds.

Germany, Spain, and France Follow the Top Favorites

The runner-up in this year’s European Championship, Germany has won the World Cup twice so far, in 2003 and 2007. But their performance at the last tournament was disappointing. After they were knocked out in the quarter-finals by Sweden. But Martina Voss-Tecklenburg’s squad played much better this summer and won the silver in the European Championship. With young talented players and the lead of team captain Alexandra Popp, Germany can do well again in Australia. The team’s odds to win the gold are 6.00. at the moment. Online gambling sites in Australia offer similar odds for the victory of Spain which would be the country’s first World Cup medal in women’s football. They only qualified twice so far for the tournament, though they were there in the last two events. Having their best player, Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas back in the team would be a huge plus. But the 28-year-old Barcelona player’s recovery can take a long time. The team still won all of its eight European qualifiers and reached the World Cup easily. Another European team, France was also 100% in the qualifier and will play in their fifth World Cup. Corinne Diacre’s team finished third in this year’s European Championship in spite of strains between the players and the head coach. Their odds to settle them and win the trophy are 7.00 on 22Bet. The silver and bronze medalists in the last World Cup, the Netherlands, and Sweden come next in the list of favorites with an odds of 15.00. The same odds are offered for the win of the hosts, Australia. The Matildas might be the black horse in the tournament with players like Sam Kerr, and a fourth-place finish at last year’s Olympics.