The Women's World Cup is just a day away, as New Zealand and Norway will clash before Australia and Ireland meet early in the morning of July 21.
Women's soccer is still a somewhat nascent market, especially considering this will be the first Women's World Cup since a host of states have followed New Jersey in legalizing sports betting with regulated operators.
However, we did get the experience of the 2022 World Cup, and there is no shortage of markets ahead of this tournament.
Read on for my World Cup predictions and favorite futures ahead of the 2023 Women's World Cup.