World Cup schedule, full list of fixtures, results

The Matildas have a daunting path through to the 2023 World Cup final. Here’s a full list of matches and results.

The Matildas have a daunting path through to the 2023 World Cup final. Here’s a full list of matches and results.

Australia’s home World Cup campaign got underway with a 1-0 win against the Republic of Ireland.

The 10th ranked Matildas entered the tournament on a high after taking down the fifth ranked France in front of a raucous Melbourne crowd in their final hit out.

Drawn in Group B, the Aussie outfit faced off against 22nd ranked Ireland, 40th ranked Nigeria before going up against powerhouse seventh ranked Canada.

They ended the group stage in top spot in their group, overcoming Denmark in the first knockout round to set-up a quarterfinal showdown with the French.

The expanded tournament means there will be 64 total matches played across Australia and New Zealand before the tournament wraps up with the final on August 20.

Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch and stream Australia’s campaign.

You can also catch an ultimate guide to the tournament here.

This page will be updated live with all results throughout the tournament.

Full list of groups

Group A: New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Switzerland

Group B: Australia, Ireland, Nigeria, Canada

Group C: Spain, Costa Rica, Zambia, Japan

Group D: England, Haiti, Denmark, China

Group E: United States, Vietnam, Netherlands, Portugal

Group F: France, Jamaica, Brazil, Panama

Group G: Germany Morocco, Colombia, South Korea

Full fixture list (all times AEST)

How far can the Matildas go... (Photo by Brendon Thorne/Getty Images )

Group A schedule

Thu, Jul. 20 — New Zealand defeat Norway 1-0

Fri, Jul. 21 — Philippines lost to Switzerland 2-0

Tue, Jul. 25 — New Zealand lost to Philippines 1-0

Tue, Jul. 25 — Switzerland drew with Norway 0-0

Sun, Jul. 30 — Switzerland drew with New Zealandn

Sun, Jul. 30 — Norway defeated Philippines 6-0

Group B schedule

Thu, Jul. 20 — AUSTRALIA defeated Ireland 1-0

Fri, Jul. 21 — Nigeria drew with Canada 0-0

Wed, Jul. 26 — Canada defeated Ireland 2-1

Thu, Jul. 27 — AUSTRALIA lost to Nigeria 3-2

Mon, Jul. 31 — AUSTRALIA defeated Canada 4-0

Mon, Jul. 31 — Ireland drew with Nigeria

Group C schedule

Fri, Jul. 21 — Spain defeated Costa Rica 3-0

Sat, Jul. 22 — Zambia lost to Japan 5-0

Wed, Jul. 26 — Japan defeated Costa Rica 2-0

Wed, Jul. 26 — Spain defeated Zambia 5-0

Mon, Jul. 31 — Japan defeated Spain 4-0

Mon, Jul. 31 — Costa Rica lost to Zambia 3-1

Goup D schedule

Sat, Jul. 22 — England defeated Haiti 1-0

Sat, Jul. 22 — Denmark defeated China 1-0

Fri, Jul. 28 — England defeated Denmark 1-0

Fri, Jul. 28 — China defeated Haiti 1-0

Tue, Aug. 1 — China lost to England 6-1

Tue, Aug. 1 — Haiti lost to Denmark 2-0

Group E schedule

Sat, Jul. 22 — USA defeated Vietnam 3-0

Sun, Jul. 23 — Netherlands defeated Portugal 1-0

Thu, Jul. 27 — USA drew with Netherlands 1-1

Thu, Jul. 27 — Portugal defeated Vietnam 2-0

Tue, Aug. 1 — Portugal drew with USA 0-0

Tue, Aug. 1 — Vietnam lost to Netherlands 7-0

Group F schedule

Sun, Jul. 23 — France drew with Jamaica 0-0

Mon, Jul. 24 — Brazil defeated Panama 4-0

Sat, Jul. 29 — France defeated Brazil 2-1

Sat, Jul. 29 — Panama lost to Jamaica 1-0

The Matildas are thriving. (Photo by Steven Markham/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Wed, Aug. 2 — Panama lost France 6-3

Wed, Aug. 2 — Jamaica drew with Brazil 0-0

Group G schedule

Sun, Jul. 23 — Sweden defeated South Africa 2-1

Mon, Jul. 24 — Italy defeated Argentina 1-0

Fri, Jul. 28 — Argentina drew with South Africa 2-2

Sat, Jul. 29 — Sweden defeated Italy 5-0

Wed, Aug. 2 — Argentina lost to Sweden 2-0

Wed, Aug. 2 — South Africa defeated Italy 3-2

Group H schedule

Mon, Jul. 24 — Germany defeated Morocco 6-0

Tue, Jul. 25 — Colombia defeated South Korea 2-0

Sun, Jul. 30 — South Korea lost to Morocco 1-0

Sun, Jul. 30 — Germany lost to Colombia 2-1

Thu, Aug. 3 — South Korea drew with Germany 1-1

Thu, Aug. 3 — Morocco defeatd Colombia 1-0

America were sent packing. (Photo by WILLIAM WEST / AFP)

Round of 16

5 August

Game 1 – Spain defeated Switzerland 5-1

Game 2 – Japan defeated Norway 3-1

6 August

Game 3 – Netherlands defeated South Africa 2-0

Game 4 – Sweden defeated United States on penalties

7 August

Game 5 – Australia defeated Denmark 2-0

Game 6 – England defeated Nigeria on penalties

8 August

Game 7 – France defeated Morocco 4-0

Game 8 – Colombia defeated Jamaica 1-0

Quarter-Finals

11 August

Game A – Spain defeated Netherlands 2-1

Game B – Sweden defeated Japan 2-1

12 August

Game C – Australia defeated France (7-6 penalties)

Game D – England defeated Colombia 2-1

Semi-Final

15 August

Game i – Spain v Sweden 18:00, Eden Park (Auckland/Tāmaki Makaurau)

16 August

Game ii – Australia v England 20:00, Stadium Australia (Sydney/Gadigal)

Third-place match

19 August

Runner-up of Game i v Runner-up of Game ii 18:00, Brisbane Stadium (Brisbane/Meeanjin)

Final

20 August

Winner of Game i vs Winner of Game ii 20:00, Stadium Australia (Sydney/Gadigal)