FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Group D Picks and Predictions

The long-awaited Women’s World Cup 2023 is closer than ever, and at JefeBet, we don’t want to leave anything to chance. That’s why we bring you all the details about each country that will participate in the most important tournament of women’s soccer.

This time, we will take a closer look at a Group D made up of England, Haiti, Denmark, and China. Remember, you can check the odds in advance at Codere, and take advantage of their generous welcome bonus waiting for you.

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Betting Preview for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Group D

England

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FIFA Ranking Position: 4

How did England qualify for the World Cup: First place in Group D in the UEFA qualification.

Previous World Cup participations: 5

Odds to win the World Cup: +350

England has been one of the powerhouses in women’s football, with five World Cup appearances and advancing past the group stage in every one of them. They even made it to the semifinals in the last two editions of the tournament, with their best finish being a third-place in 2015.

Recently, England was crowned champions of the 2022 Euro Cup, demonstrating their dominance by winning all 10 qualifying matches for the World Cup. They also scored an impressive 80 goals and didn’t concede a single one. It’s no wonder this team is considered a strong contender for the title and could potentially win it for the first time in their history.

Haiti

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FIFA Ranking Position: 53.

How did Haiti qualify for the World Cup: Winner of Group B of the Intercontinental Playoffs?

Previous World Cup Participations: 0

Odds to Win the World Cup: +29900

Haiti is experiencing a historic moment by qualifying for the Women’s World Cup for the first time in their history. They secured their spot after a terrific 4-0 victory over Senegal in the first game of the playoffs, followed by a surprising 2-1 win over Chile in the decisive match.

This qualification comes after a great performance in the CONCACAF Women’s Championship, where the team remained undefeated in the initial phase and finished third in Group A in the final phase. It’s an incredible achievement for Haiti’s women’s football and a moment of pride for the country.

Denmark

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FIFA Ranking Position: 13.

How did Denmark qualify for the World Cup: First place in Group E in the UEFA qualification.

Previous World Cup Participations: 4

Odds to win the World Cup: +5400

Denmark is in a positive position as they prepare for the Women’s World Cup. They secured first place in Group E during the qualifiers by winning all eight of their matches, setting a record of 13 points more than the second-placed team in the group.

In that stage, they scored an impressive 40 goals and only conceded two. Denmark will be looking to improve upon their previous records in the upcoming tournament, with their best finish so far being the quarterfinals in 1991 and 1995.

China

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FIFA Ranking Position: 14.

How did China qualify for the World Cup: AFC Asian Women’s Cup champion

Previous World Cup participations: 7

Odds to win the World Cup: +9900

China arrives at this edition of the World Cup as the reigning champions of the AFC Women’s Asian Cup. They had a successful campaign during the tournament, remaining unbeaten and not conceding a single goal in the group stage. In the final rounds, they defeated Vietnam and Japan before winning the finals against South Korea.

China has always been a strong participant in the Women’s World Cup, having previously hosted the tournament in 1991 and 2007. Their best performance to date was a runner-up finish in 1999, but they haven’t made it to the semifinals since then. This time around, their mission is to return to the top four and be a serious contender for the title.

El Jefe’s Prediction on Women’s World Cup Group D

There’s no doubt that the clear favorite to win this group is England, who are currently ranked fourth in the FIFA rankings and are strong contenders to win the World Cup. They come into the tournament as the recently crowned champions of the Eurocup, with a mission to carry their momentum into the World Cup and perform at their best.

Between Denmark and China, it will be a close match-up for the second spot, as they have a very similar playing level. Meanwhile, Haiti will be looking to cause an upset in what will be their first-ever appearance in a World Cup.

First place: England

Second place: Denmark