One year into the start of the Women’s World Cup. Celebrations begin in Australia and New Zealand

Specific missing year At the start of the 2023 Women’s World Cup that will be held in Australia and New Zealand and in the two surrounding countries, expectations are starting to rise more and more. Today, in fact, there was a celebration in the cities of Hamilton / Kerekirwa and Sydney / Gadigal during which the FIFA Secretary General spoke. Fatma Samoura: “Today is a great day ahead of the ninth edition of the FIFA Women’s World Cup. The enthusiasm for the lighting ceremony in Hamilton/Kerekirwa and the enthusiasm for women’s football here at Barangaroo Reserve for the opening of Unity Pitch is fantastic and this support and passion will make the FIFA Women’s World Cup truly unforgettable. This competition will provide A platform to inspire and unite through the power of women’s football and FIFA, along with the host countries, look forward to welcoming players and fans from all over the world and transcend greatness together in 2023.”

FIFA also announced today that tickets for the FIFA Women’s World Cup will go on sale online from 6 October with tickets starting at $20 for adults and $10 for children. You will be a barman“Today is a very exciting milestone and with global qualifiers to compete, more community spaces for women and girls to play football and tickets on the verge of being issued, FIFA is very excited to see women’s football transcend greatness in 2023,” said FIFA’s Director of Women’s Football.