The quarter-finals of the 2023 Women's World Cup begin with two matches: Spain vs. the Netherlands and Japan vs. Sweden. These are two matches between evenly matched opponents, promising to bring a top-notch competition to fans.
2023 Women's World Cup match schedule today August 11
| Day | Hour | Match | Live channel |
| 11/8 | 8h | Spain vs Netherlands | THQH, On Sports, TV360 |
| 11/8 | 14:30 | Japan vs Sweden | THQH, On Sports, TV360 |
Spain and the Netherlands are the two teams with the highest average rating according to Sofascore statistics in the tournament up to the round of 16.
Spain had the highest possession rate (75.5% on average per game), created the most chances (26 per game) and scored the second most goals (13 goals, just 1 goal behind Japan) at the 2023 Women's World Cup. However, they were also the team that missed the most good chances in the tournament.
Spain vs Netherlands is the opening match of the quarter-finals of the 2023 Women's World Cup.
Meanwhile, the defensive ability of the Dutch women's team is highly appreciated at the 2023 Women's World Cup. Coach Andries Jonker's team only conceded one goal (equal to England's record and no other team was lower) - the goal came in a set piece situation.
In the remaining match, both Japan and Sweden were in very good form with an effective playing style. The Asian representative still made his mark with fast and sharp counter-attacking play.
However, Sweden is the toughest challenge Japan has faced at the 2023 Women's World Cup so far. The European team is currently third in the FIFA rankings. Although they have never won the World Cup, Sweden has always been a formidable force in women 's football.
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