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Who will win the World Cup? Betting odds, expert predictions for 2023 FIFA tournament

The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will get underway on July 20, with New Zealand playing the opening match against Norway.

The tournament will have some of the best players in women’s football across the globe as 32 countries will battle it out in a bid to be crowned as world champion.

Renard almost missed out on the tournament, after falling out with former Les Blues manager Corinne Diacre.

But after the French Football Federation sacked Diacre and appointed Herve Renard as head coach, Wendie said she was open to returning to the national team if the coach selects her.

Standing at 6ft2in tall, Renard is a dominating presence in the backline. Apart from her physical strength, Renard is blessed with good pace and technique and is also handy during set-pieces, with her ability to find the net with powerful headers.

Renard has won a record 14 French league titles and eight European Cups, making her one of the most decorated players in women’s club football. All that is missing is an international title and Renard will hope to change that.

The 2023 Women’s World Cup, which will be held in Australia and New Zealand from 20 July to 20 August, is already bigger than ever before. The number of teams has expanded from 24 to 32. The total prize money has shot up from $30 million in 2019 to $110 million; the champions will be awarded $4.29 million, and even teams knocked out in the group stage will make $1.56 million.

It’s no secret that women need shoes that are designed specifically for their feet. Running is a multibillion-dollar sport and stores across the world are full of running shoes that are tailor-made for women. Football is bigger in terms of revenue but the women’s game, despite the unprecedented success (both in popularity and revenues) after the pandemic, contributes but a small fraction to it.

Akers notably netted five goals in a resounding 7-0 victory over Chinese Taipei and scored a crucial brace in the thrilling 2-1 win against Norway in the final to hand the USA their first World Cup trophy. She won the Golden Boot as the tournament’s top goalscorer as well as the Silver Ball, recognising her as the second-best player of the competition behind team-mate Carin Jennings.

She retired in 2000 with an international record of 105 goals in 153 appearances. She was jointly awarded the FIFA Player of the Century title in the same year, sharing the honour with China’s Sun Wen.

YOUNGEST GOAL SCORER AT A FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP
Russia’s Elena Danilova represented her country in the 2003 World Cup, and scored her team’s sole goal in a 7-1 loss to eventual champions Germany in the quarter-finals. She was only 16 years and 107 days old on the day.

Despite her clear talent from an exceptionally young age, Danilova’s career was riddled with injuries, and she never managed to further make her mark, retiring from football in 2018.

The United States women’s national soccer team (USWNT) has entered a new era under head coach Vlatko Andonovski, who has overseen the transition of a new crop of players into the setup that includes the likes of talented youngsters Sophia Smith and Trinity Rodman. Among those, is 18-year-old Alyssa Thompson.

The Angel City FC winger is the very definition of fearless. She has only been playing with her NWSL side since the start of the 2022/23 campaign, beginning earlier this year, but already looks right at home. A player that loves to pick up the ball and drive towards the byline, she is making herself a nightmare for opposition defenders who find it difficult to deal with her twisting and winding runs toward goal. If her NWSL outings are anything to go by, and she gets the backing of her manager, she is certainly a player who can set the world stage alight.

How to bet on the World Cup
With a wide array of legal online sportsbooks and sports betting apps operating in the majority of U.S. states, there is no shortage of options for wagering on the World Cup.

USA TODAY readers can claim exclusive promos with a number of operators that offer World Cup betting — including BetMGM, which is offering a $1,000 first-bet deal for our readers. If you sign up through this link, BetMGM will give you first-bet insurance of up to $1,000 if your first bet of at least $10 doesn’t click. The funds would be provided back to you as bonus bets with a 1x rollover requirement and no minimum odds restrictions.

You can click any of the sportsbook links we’ve provided in this story to claim unique offers and promos for World Cup betting.

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