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Discussion in 'Women's World Cup' started by Lechus7, Feb 9, 2022.

  1. Lechus7

    Lechus7 Member+

    Aug 31, 2011
    Wroclaw
    #1 Lechus7, Feb 9, 2022
    Last edited: Feb 9, 2022
    Based on current state of qualifiers + filled with top ranking teams

    Pot 1: USA(1), Sweden(2), Germany(3), France(4), Netherlands(5), Brazil(7)**, Australia(11), New Zealand(22)
    Pot 2: Canada(6)**, England(8), Spain(9), Norway(12), Japan(13), Denmark(14), Italy(15), Iceland(16)
    Pot 3: Switzerland(17), Korea Republic(18), China(19), Belgium(20)*, Colombia(26), Mexico(27), Vietnam(32), Argentina(34)
    Pot 4: Costa Rica(36), Chile(37)*, Thailand(38)*, Nigeria(41), Cameroon(53), South Africa(56), Ghana(57), Philippines(64)

    * intercontinental playoff winners
    ** switched for geographical reasons
    () FIFA rankng (9th Feb 2022)

    Simulation for the hosts:

    Top Ranked

    Australia/New Zealand
    Canada
    Switzerland
    Costa Rica

    Group of Death

    Australia/New Zealand
    Spain/England
    Belgium/China
    South Africa/Chile

    Balanced

    Australia/New Zealand
    Italy/Denmark
    Colombia/Mexico
    Cameroon/Thailand

    Oh, yeaaah!

    Australia/New Zealand
    Iceland
    Argentina/Vietnam
    Ghana/Philippines

    Rankings will change before the draw but regardless, it's not gonna be easy for both AUS and NZL to advance form their groups. I'd say 12 out of 16 teams from Pot's 2 and 3 are quite able to beat both hosts in a single match.


    WWC 2011 (16 teams)

    host group: Germany, France, Nigeria, Canada
    host finish: Quarterfinal

    WWC 2015 (24 teams)

    host group: Canada, China, Netherlands, New Zealand
    host finish: Quarterfinal

    WWC 2019 (24 teams)

    hosts group: France, Norway, Nigeria, Korea Rebublic
    host finish: Quaterfinal
     
  2. blissett

    blissett Member+

    Aug 20, 2011
    Italy
    Club:
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    Nat'l Team:
    --other--
    Italy have already beaten Australia at group stage at WWC 2019: if needed we will beat them again. :coffee:
     

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