Quarter-final matches at 2023 Women's World Cup confirmed

The final round of 16 matches tonight saw two pairs of matches, the Colombian women’s team vs Jamaica and the French team vs Morocco. There were no surprises as the teams that were rated higher all won.

The French women's team is the last team to make it to the quarter-finals.

With the only goal from legendary striker Catalina Usme, the Colombian women's team defeated the Jamaican girls 1-0 to qualify for the quarter-finals of the Women's World Cup for the first time. In the quarter-finals, the South American team will face the reigning European champions - the England women's team.

Meanwhile, the French women's team had a fairly easy 4-0 victory over Morocco, thereby becoming the fifth representative of Europe to be present in the last 8 of the tournament taking place in Australia and New Zealand.

Previously, the Spanish women's team won overwhelmingly against Switzerland with a score of 5-1, the Japanese women's team defeated former champions Norway with a victory of 3-1, the reigning runners-up Netherlands beat the South African women's team 2-0, while the Swedish women's team and the English women's team both won in the penalty shootout against the US and Nigeria respectively.

Quarter-final matches

According to the division of the competition brackets at the 2023 Women's World Cup, the four quarter-final matches have been determined as follows: Spain will face the Netherlands, Japan will face Sweden, England will face Colombia and Australia will compete for a semi-final ticket with France. According to the schedule, the quarter-finals of the 2023 Women's World Cup will take place on August 11 and 12.

The winner of the Spain-Netherlands match will meet the winner of the Japan-Sweden match in the semi-finals, while the other semi-final will be decided between the winners of the England-Colombia and Australia-France matches. The semi-finals of the 2023 Women's World Cup will take place on August 15 and 16. The final will take place on August 19.

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