2023 FIFA Women's World Cup Odds and Betting

The 2023 Women's World Cup odds are out, with the opening match set to kick off at Eden Park on 20th July 2023. Here at Oddspedia, we help punters find value in Women's World Cup bets. We share the list of bookmakers with quality odds, tools for placing value bets, and much, much more!

Latest Women's World Cup Odds

Finding the best World Cup odds can be challenging unless you use Oddspedia as your betting resource. The odds comparison site has all the latest odds for FIFA Women's World Cup 2023, sourced from reputable bookmakers in your country.

Expect quality odds for markets such as Outright Winner and BTTS. You will also find odds for Women's World Cup awards like the player to win the golden boot. Use the available odds together with other tools on the site to get the highest prices in the market.

Which Bookmakers Offer the Best WC Odds?

To enjoy World Cup betting, you need a bookmaker with extensive Women's World Cup coverage and the best odds. Oddspedia has a list of bookmakers offering bettors quality Women's World Cup odds for different markets.

We also of course have reviews for betting sites along with links for direct access to them. Simply go through the reviews and pick a bookie that suits your needs, such as Bet365, BetUK, and Bwin.

Women's World Cup Betting - Popular WC Bets

The 2023 Women's World Cup has multiple betting opportunities that carry high odds. In that regard, here are some popular Women's World Cup bets worth noting:

Women's World Cup Outrights

The Women's World Cup Outrights Winner is a market that requires you to bet on the Women's World Cup winner. To get the best odds on this market, it is advisable to place the bets long before the competition begins. Team USA, England, and Spain are the favourites and the teams likely to clinch the title.

Bets on Group Winners

FIFA Women's World Cup has a betting selection that allows you to bet on teams that will emerge winners in their respective groups. The World Cup has eight groups of four, so you can bet on a winning team from each group.

Who Will Advance to The Semi-Finals?

Betting on who will play in the semi-finals is a popular market that requires you to bet on the teams that will proceed to the semis. Only four teams proceed to the semifinals. You can, therefore, select one team or place an accumulator bet with four teams for better odds.

Which Teams Will Contest The Final?

With Women's World Cup Betting, you have an option for placing bets on the team proceeding to the finals. Out of 32 teams playing the Women's World Cup, only two teams make it to the last match of the competition. With this market, you need to do thorough research if you want to place the winning bet.

Golden Boot - Top Goal Scorer

The golden boot is a special market where you bet on the competition's top goalscorer. Some players who won the award include Megan Rapinoe in the 2019 World Cup. Rapinoe scored 6 goals in the 2019 edition. On the other hand, Célia Šašić won the golden boot award for the FIFA 2015 World Cup after scoring 6 goals and providing 1 assist. In the 2023 FIFA World Cup, the top three favourites for this market include:

• Alexia Putellas – Spain
• Sophia Smith – USA
• Ada Hegerberg – Norway

These players have been exhibiting amazing performances in their latest games for their respective clubs. Their chances of scoring the most goals on the international stage are high.

Golden Glove - Best Goalkeeper

FIFA Women's World Cup Golden Glove is a market where you bet on the best goalkeeper. The market is more profitable when you place your bet before the competition begins. Over the years, various players that have won the golden glove awards include Sari van Veenendaal of the Netherlands and Hope Solo. In this regard, the contenders for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup golden glove include:

• Mary Earps - UK
• Sandra Panos García - Spain
• Christiane Endler - Chile

These goalkeepers have been tremendous in their club matches and are popular for their goalkeeping skills in World Women's Football. They are expected to bring the same energy and zeal to the 2023 World Cup.

Oddspedia Tools for Betting on Women's World Cup Australia and New Zealand

Placing profitable Women's World Cup bets is a breeze, especially with Oddspedia betting tips and tools. We have numerous tools that you can use to bet on the upcoming World Cup, including

Surebets

Oddspedia provides avid bettors with Surebets. The Sure Bet tool uses an algorithm that deduces the bet that will guarantee a win regardless of the outcome. The Oddspedia sure bets resource can indicate which multiple bets you can place to secure a win. Surebets, together with World Cup odds comparison resources, will see you benefit most from your bets.

Dropping Odds

The World Cup betting odds often experience a sudden drop whenever the tournament nears. Using the Oddspedia dropping odds tool, you can access quality odds even after the odds drop. The tool will provide you with a list of sportsbooks with better odds allowing you to navigate the sudden changes.

Value Bets

At Oddspedia, you will find a tool for finding value bets. Using the tool, you can access quality odds that will see you get more value for specific Women's World Cup markets. The value bets tool increases your chances of enjoying bigger wins than you would otherwise.

Women's World Cup 2023 Odds Comparison

With Oddspedia odds comparison option, you will not have to stress about min odds when betting on the Women's World Cup. Oddspedia has a page where you can compare Women's World Cup odds and get the best prices in the market. The odds values are updated regularly to ensure you don't miss out on quality odds.

The Bookmakers' Favourites to Win The 2023 Women's World Cup

The Women's World Cup title will be competed for by 32 countries. Out of all the participants, bookmakers already have a list of teams likely to win or lose the competition based on their previous statistics, for example,

USA

Since 1991, Team USA has proven to be a worthy contender for the FIFA World Cup title. The country has won the competition four times, including the FIFA 2019 edition. Furthermore, the USA has triumphed in most of its matches since November. Some of the countries they have beaten include Brazil, Canada, Japan, and Ireland. Also, their squad comprises top players such as Trinity Rodman, Ashley Sanchez, and Sophia Smith, who are expected to fly the country's flag high.

England

England Women is also one of the bookmakers' favourites for winning the 2023 FIFA World Cup. Even though the team is yet to win a Women's World Cup title. Since Sarina Wiegman took over as coach, England have an incredible run winning 30 out of 31 matches. This winning streak also brought England two trophies, the 2022 Euros and Finalissima. So has been the most successful period in the history of the England Women's team. Besides, England has a great squad, including Mary Earps, Lucy Bronze and Millie Bright. With such statistics and a quality squad, England has a high chance of winning the Cup for the first time.

Spain

Spain is among the top teams and is currently 6th in the FIFA rankings. The country has never won the FIFA Women's World Cup title since its debut. But then, it has exhibited tremendous progress over the group stages over the years. In the 2022 UEFA Euro Championship, they beat Finland 4-1 in the group stage and made it to the quarter-finals. The 2023 squad will be led by Jennifer Hermoso and Salma Paralluelo, who are key players not just in their clubs but in International Women's Football too.

Germany

With 2 Women's World Cup titles under their belt, Germany is a team to watch during the 2023 World Cup. The country currently ranks second on the FIFA Women's World Cup list. For their last 10 international friendlies, Germany has won 60% of their matches. Additionally, Germany will be represented by prolific players like Alexandra Popp, Jule Brand, and Nicole Anyomi, who are likely to put pressure on every country they play against.

France

France is one of the 2023 FIFA World Cup favourites because of their current lineup. To qualify for the Women's World Cup, France beat Slovenia 1-0. Also, the France team will likely include notable players such as Grace Geyoro and Sandy Baltimore. The squad is set to give competitors like England and USA a hard time during the World Cup.

Women's World Cup History - Last 5 Winners and Their Starting Odds

The Women's World Cup history is filled with impressive memories and competitions. Here are the last women's world cup winners along with memorable facts and figures :

The USA in France 2019

Team USA were the winners of the 2019 Women's World Cup. This was unsurprising, given they had the lowest starting odds of 3/1. Team USA beat the Netherlands 2-0 to clinch the title thanks to players Rose Lavelle and Megan Rapinoe.

Jill Ellis, the team's 2019 coach, became the first Women's World Cup team coach to win two Women's World Cup titles. Megan Rapinoe won the Women's World Cup Golden Boot award for scoring 6 goals.

• Golden Ball - Carli Lloyd (USA)
• Golden Glove - Sari van Veenendaal (The Netherlands)

The USA in Canada 2015

FIFA Women's World Cup 2015 finals saw Team USA pay back their loss against Japan in the 2011 edition. Even though the USA has the least odds making them the favourites, their chances of beating Japan were slim. However, they beat Japan 5-2 at BC Place in Vancouver. It was also the end of a 16-year drought without winning the championship. Carli Lloyd, who was the player of the match, scored a hat trick which also secured her the Silver Boot. Other players that scored for the USA include Lauren Cheney Holiday and Tobin Powell Heath in the 54th minute.

• Golden Ball - Carli Lloyd (USA)
• Golden Boot - Célia Šašić (Germany)

Japan in Germany 2011

The 2011 FIFA World Cup final was a heated one. Japan, with odds of 6/4, halted Germany's two years streak by winning the competition after beating Team USA 3-1 during a penalty shootout. By the end of the match's extra time, the scores were tied at 2-2. Japan, however, ended up beating Team USA 3-1 in the penalties.

Homare Sawa of Japan won the tournament's Golden Ball and Golden Boot Awards, whereas Hope Solo of Team USA won the golden glove award.

Germany in China 2007

The FIFA Women's World Cup 2007 edition was a historic moment as Brazil reached the finals of the competition for the first time. They, however, lost to Germany, who were the favourites with starting odds of 4/1. Team Germany, who were the defending champions, were still in great form. They, hence, ended up beating Brazil 2-0 after Birgit Prinz and Simone Melanie Laudehr scored in the 52nd and 86th minutes.

Marta (Brazil) won both the Golden Ball and Boot for the tournament whereas Nadine Angerer (Germany) claimed the Golden Glove by keeping 6 clean sheets.

Germany in the USA 2003

Germany made headlines during the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup after beating Sweden 2-1. Even though Sweden and Germany had not won the Women's World Cup before, the odds were in favour of Germany, who presented a great squad. Hanna Carolina Ljungberg of Sweden scored the first goal in the 41st minute. Maren Meinert equalised the score a few minutes later, while Nia Tsholofelo Künzer put Germany ahead in the 98th minute. Künzer's header goal was named the 2003 goal of the year.

The star of the tournament was Birgit Prinz who won both the Golden Ball and the Golden Boot and also picked up the player of the match twice. Silke Rottenberg ensured that Germany claimed all 3 of the top player awards by winning the Golden Glove.

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