2023 WWC: Six countries qualify for quarter-final (FULL LIST)

New Zealand and Australia are buzzing with soccer fever as the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup progresses to the quarter-final stage, with six countries already booking their spots in the prestigious knockout phase.

The nations that have stamped their authority on the competition include England, Australia, Netherlands, Spain, Japan, and Sweden, each proving their mettle on the global stage. The race to the championship title intensifies as these powerhouses gear up for the next round.

On a thrilling Monday, England and Australia delivered spectacular performances to secure their quarter-final berths. England showcased their prowess as they faced a determined Nigerian team, ultimately triumphing 4-2 in a gripping penalty shootout after a hard-fought goalless draw. The Super Falcons of Nigeria put up a valiant effort, but the Three Lionesses proved to be a formidable opponent.

Meanwhile, Australia displayed their offensive flair in a 2-0 victory against Denmark. Goals from Caitlin Foord and Hayley Raso sent the Matildas soaring into the quarter-finals, demonstrating their ambition to claim the coveted trophy.

As the Round of 16 fixtures concluded on Monday, fans around the world eagerly await the next set of thrilling encounters. The competition remains fierce, with eight more teams battling it out for a place in the quarter-finals.

On Tuesday, the action continues as Colombia and Jamaica clash in an electrifying match, while France takes on Morocco, promising another day of intense football drama.