2023 Women’s World Cup Odds
| Team | Odds |
|---|---|
| USA | +300 |
| England | +340 |
| Germany | +550 |
| Spain | +650 |
| France | +850 |
| Australia | +1400 |
| Sweden | +1600 |
| Netherlands | +2000 |
| Brazil | +2900 |
| Canada | +3400 |
| Italy | +4400 |
| Japan | +4400 |
| Norway | +4400 |
| South Korea | +5000 |
| China | +6000 |
| Denmark | +6000 |
| New Zealand | +6000 |
| Portugal | +6000 |
| Republic of Ireland | +10000 |
The 2023 Women's World Cup is set to kickoff in Australia and New Zealand this coming July. The USWNT are the defending champions and favorites to win it all again at +300 after qualifying for the World Cup with a 5-0 win over Jamaica in the CONCACAF Women's Championship. England, Germany, Spain and France are also priced shorter than any other country. England are second-favorites to win the tournament at +340, then odds jump from France at +850 to Australia, who are listed at +1400 to win the competition.
In the USWNT's last two World Cup wins, they were co-favorites in 2019 and favorites in the 2015 tournament.
This will be the first Women's World Cup with 32 qualified teams competing in the tournament. In 2019, only 24 teams played in the group stage. The USWNT will compete in Group E, alongside Vietnam, Portugal and 2019 World Cup finalists Netherlands.