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

The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will kick off on July 20th in Australia and New Zealand. 32 national teams competed over a four-year period to secure a spot in this prestigious international tournament, all with the ultimate goal of achieving glory.

At JefeBet, we provide an in-depth analysis of Group F, which includes Brazil, France, Jamaica, and Panama. Check out Codere’s early odds and take advantage of their amazing welcome bonus!

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

Brazil

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FIFA Ranking Position: 8

How did Brazil Qualify for the World Cup: First place in the CONMEBOL Women’s America’s Cup

Previous World Cup Participations: 8

Odds to Win the World Cup: +2600

The Brazilian Women’s National Team has participated in every edition of the Women’s World Cup, but they have yet to win the title. While Brazil is considered a powerhouse in men’s football with five World Cup titles, the women’s team has only achieved runner-up status in 2007. They also secured third place in the 1999 edition.

During the Copa America, Brazil showed off excellent football skills, and fans hope they can carry that momentum into the upcoming World Cup. The team will feature its star player Marta, who may be playing in her last World Cup. She is eager to end her career by lifting the trophy.

France

Photo: Twitter @equipedefranceF

FIFA Ranking Position: 5

How did France Qualify for the World Cup: First place in Group I of the UEFA Qualification

Previous World Cup Participations: 4

Odds to Win the World Cup: +900

France fell short in the last edition where they hosted the Women’s World Cup, being eliminated in the quarter-finals by eventual champions, the United States. This year marks their fifth participation, and their best result to date was a fourth place finish in 2019.

In recent years, women’s football has grown significantly in France, and they come into this World Cup tournament as one of the favorites after dominating Group I in the UEFA Qualifiers. France finished the tournament unbeaten with 10 wins, scoring 54 goals and conceding only four, making them the second-best offense.

Jamaica

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FIFA Ranking Position: 43

How did Jamaica Qualify for the World Cup: First place in the CONCACAF Women’s Championship

Previous World Cup Participations: 1

Odds to Win the World Cup: +47400

Jamaica made their debut in the 2019 Women’s World Cup, but couldn’t advance from the group stage as they lost all three of their matches. On this occasion, they will be looking for their first win in the World Cup to make their best appearance in the tournament, led by their captain Khadija Shaw, who plays for Manchester City in the English league.

The Reggae Girlz had a good performance in the CONCACAF Women’s Championship, reaching the final stage. They lost 3-0 to Canada in the semifinals but won the third-place match against Costa Rica in extra time with a score of 1-0.

Panama

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FIFA Ranking Position: 52

How did Panama Qualify for the World Cup: Winner of Group C of the Intercontinental Playoffs

Previous World Cup Participations: 0

Odds to Win the World Cup: +49900

For the first time ever, Panama will be competing in the Women’s World Cup 2023 after narrowly defeating Paraguay 1-0 in the Intercontinental Playoff. Regardless of how they perform in their debut, their participation will forever be etched in the history books of women’s soccer in their country.

In the final stage of the CONCACAF Women’s Championship, they finished in third place in Group B, earning them a spot in the playoff. They will be debuting against Brazil, but the Canaleras (Panama’s women’s national soccer team) will be arriving highly motivated, as they are undefeated in their last five matches against South American opponents.

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

The top contenders from this group are France and Brazil. The European team is ranked in the top 5 worldwide, they have a lot of quality players, and, if they stick to their offensive game plan, they could cause a lot of damage to their opponents. On the other hand, it’s expected that the South American team will also advance past the group stage, as they have what it takes to beat any of their opponents.

First Place: France

Second Place: Brazil

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