Rules of women's football qualifying tournament
The integral rule is one of the key factors that determine the qualifying of the group stage. The women's world cup group match is divided into six groups with four teams in each group. The round robin system is adopted in the group match, and four teams in each group play once. According to the results of the competition, each team won 3 points, drew 1 point and lost 0 points. The team's scores will be accumulated according to the results of the game. The two teams with the highest points will get the right to qualify and advance to the knockout stage.
When the scores of the two teams are the same, the goal difference will become the second indicator to judge the qualifying. Goal difference refers to the difference between the number of goals scored and the number of goals conceded by a team in the group stage. If the scores of the two teams are the same and the goal difference is the same, the right to qualify will be judged according to the number of goals scored.
If the scores of the two teams are the same and the goal difference is the same, the right to qualify will be judged according to the number of goals scored. Teams that score more goals will get the right to qualify. This means that in the group stage, every goal is very important, which can not only bring victory to the team, but also become a key factor in determining the qualifying.
If the points, goal difference and goals of the two teams are exactly the same, the right to qualify will be decided by drawing lots. This is the ultimate way to win and the most random way.
Host country of 2023 Women's World Cup
The 2023 Women's World Cup will be jointly held by two cities, which is unprecedented in the history of the Women's World Cup. Australia and New Zealand will be the hosts of this World Cup, and at the same time, the participating teams of this Women's World Cup have come to 32 teams in an unprecedented way.
The number of teams participating in the 2023 Women's World Cup will be expanded from the previous 24 to 32, and 29 teams will qualify for the next round. The remaining three teams need to qualify through play-offs, with a maximum of 1 seed team per continent. The host countries Australia and New Zealand got the final tickets directly, and the AFC has six promotion places.