FIFA Women’s World Cup Standings 2023: Points Table & Team Ranking

On this page, you get the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Points Table, Team Standings, Ranking and Goals in real-time updated.

The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Standings show the country’s rankings in the eight groups. The Standings determine which countries are going to the tournament’s knockout stage.

FIFA Women's World Cup Standings

On this page, you get the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 real-time standings with Tables, Points Race.

GroupTeamMPW-D-LGFGAGDPTS
ANew Zealand00-0-00000
ANorway00-0-00000
ASwitzerland00-0-00000
APhilippines00-0-00000
BCanada00-0-00000
BNigeria00-0-00000
BAustralia00-0-00000
BRep. of Ireland00-0-00000
CJapan00-0-00000
CCosta Rica00-0-00000
CSpain00-0-00000
CZambia00-0-00000
DEngland00-0-00000
DChina PR00-0-00000
DHaiti00-0-00000
DDenmark00-0-00000
EUnited States00-0-00000
ENetherlands00-0-00000
EPortugal00-0-00000
EVietnam00-0-00000
FFrance00-0-00000
FBrazil00-0-00000
FJamaica00-0-00000
FPanama00-0-00000
GSweden00-0-00000
GSouth Africa00-0-00000
GItaly00-0-00000
GArgentina00-0-00000
HGermany00-0-00000
HColombia00-0-00000
HKorea Republic00-0-00000
HMorocco00-0-00000

MP = Match played, W = Win, D = Draw, L = Loss, GF = Goals For, GA = Goals Against, GD = Goal difference, PTS = Total Points

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How does the FIFA Women’s World Cup standings system work?

The FIFA Women’s World Cup standings system is based on a points system used to rank teams during the group stage of the tournament. Here’s how it works:

  1. Group Stage:
  • The tournament begins with a group stage, where teams are divided into groups (usually six groups with four teams each, but this could change depending on the number of participating teams).
  • Each team in a group plays against the other three teams in a round-robin format.
  • Teams are awarded points based on their performance in each match: 3 points for a win, 1 point for a draw, and 0 points for a loss.
  1. Ranking Teams:
  • Teams are ranked within their groups based on the total number of points they accumulate during the group stage.
  • If two or more teams have the same number of points, the following tiebreakers are used in this order: a. Goal difference (total goals scored minus total goals conceded) b. Total goals scored c. Head-to-head results (points, goal difference, and goals scored) between the tied teams d. Fair play points (based on yellow and red cards received) e. Drawing of lots by FIFA
  1. Knockout Stage:
  • The top two teams from each group, along with the best third-placed teams (usually the top four), advance to the knockout stage.
  • The knockout stage consists of a round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, and the final match, as well as a third-place match between the losing semifinalists.
  • During the knockout stage, there are no draws, and matches are decided by extra time and penalty shootouts if needed.

By following this system, the FIFA Women’s World Cup eventually determines the winning team, who are crowned world champions.