Guide to the 2023 FIFA Women’s Soccer World Cup Betting Odds

Latest Women’s Soccer World Cup Odds

At Oddspedia, we have the latest Women's World Cup odds from best US sportsbooks in your state. The odds are available for matches from the group stage to the World Cup final.

We also offer helpful tools that you can use to find value bets and compare market prices. Your only job is deciding the match you wish to bet on and use Oddspedia as your companion.

Sportsbooks’ Favorites to Lift the Women’s World Cup in 2023

Based on their past statistics, line-up, and current form, sportsbooks have already settled on their favorites to lift the Women's World Cup out of the 32 participating teams. Here are the sportsbooks' favorites to win the FIFA 2023 Women's World Cup:

USWNT

Team USA has posted tremendous results throughout their World Cup campaign. The USA also floored the score against Canada, Brazil, and Japan in their recent H2H matches (in the 2023 SheBelives Cup). For the Women's Soccer World Cup, Team USA will register great results, with prolific players like Sophia Smith and Mallory Swanson taking the lead. 

The two are great forward players with incredible ball-possession skills. Added to their capable coach, Vlatko Andonovski, who took over the team in 2019 after Jill Ellis stepped down, Team USA will likely defend their title.

England

Team England is also one of the sportsbooks' favorites! The country won the 2022 UEFA Women's Euro and will post great results in the tournament with prolific players like Lauren James and Keira Walsh.

Walsh is great at initiating attacks, whereas James has excellent ball-control skills. Since Sarina Wingman took over as the new coach, the team has shown tremendous progress, despite losing to Australia on 11th April 2023. Even so, they have won 4 out of their last 5 matches and are likely to walk out of Stadium Australia as winners.

Spain

Team Spain is one of the contestants expected to post stunning results in the 2023 Women's World Cup. Although the team hasn't had a great run in their last five official matches, recording one win, one draw and three defeats, the quality the squad has guarantees a deep run into to elimination stages. 

In the FIFA 2023 Women's Soccer World Cup, all eyes will be on Jennifer Hermoso, who is in great form. Hermoso is the leading best player in Barcelona and the Spain women's national team. Spain also has Salma Paralluelo, who made a great impression during her debut on the national team, proving she is worth the spot. The chances of Spain snatching the Women's World Cup from Team USA are high.

Germany

The 2023 Germany Women's Squad is exemplary. Germany was the first to qualify for the World Cup in their respective group despite losing to Brazil by 2-1 on 11th April. 

The country has been grouped with teams like Morocco, debutants in the 2023 World Cup, who are less likely to pose a challenge during the group stages. Added to their great line-up, with players like Alexandra Popp, the likelihood of lifting the Women's World Cup in 2023 increases dramatically.

France

The France Women's National team is in great shape, having won four out of their last five matches. The team thrashed Canada, Colombia, and Norway in the Women's International Friendlies. 

Team France also has a pool of experienced players, such as Amel Majri, one of the best midfielders who will drive the country to victory.

Popular World Cup Bets

The FIFA 2023 Women's Soccer World Cup matches have numerous betting options, with some markets being more popular than others for their potential wins. Here are some of the most popular World Cup bets you can wager on:

Women’s World Cup Outright odds

The Women's World Cup Outright Winner market entails predicting the team that will likely win the World Cup. For instance, you can bet on the USWNT or England to become the 2023 World Cup Champions. 

To enjoy high market prices from this bet, make your prediction before the competition begins.

Group Winners

As the name suggests, the Group Winners bet requires you to predict the team that will win in their respective group. For instance, you can choose the USA, the top seed team, to become group E winners. 

Moreover, you can place accumulator bets predicting the winners of the eight groups in the Women's Soccer World Cup tournament.

Who Will Contest the Semi-Finals

Who will contest the semi-finals is a market that allows you to bet on a single or four teams that will make it to the World Cup semis. 

Picking which of the 32 teams will make it to the semi-finals can be challenging, which is why the betting market often has high odds.

Teams to Make the Final

Teams to make it to the finals requires you to place a single or double bet on the teams that will play at the final. For instance, you can bet on Team USA and England to make it to the final. 

Like other futures bets, this option is more profitable if you make your prediction before the World Cup begins.

Golden Boot - Top Goal Scorer

FIFA awards the top goal scorer of the tournament the golden boot award. Many players have won the accolade since 1991, including Megan Rapinoe of Team USA, who clinched the Golden Boot after scoring 6 goals during the World Cup 2019 edition. 

In 2015, Célia Šašić scored 6 goals and provided 1 assist, an incredible performance that earned her the award. For the 2023 FIFA World Cup, the following players will be contending for the Golden Boot award:

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

The contest will be stiff, as all boast incredible skills in building up attacks and connecting the ball to the net. Teamwork will be the deciding factor in which player will outshine the rest.

Golden Glove - Best Keeper

The Golden Glove Award honors the goalkeeper who keeps the most clean sheets during the World Cup. For instance, Hope Solo of Team USA won the 2011 and 2015 Golden Glove awards. 

Sari van Veenendaal of the Netherlands Women's team also won the award in 2019. For the 2023 Women's World Cup, the most prolific goalkeepers likely to win the Golden Glove award include:

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

The three goalies have had an amazing run (several clean sheets) in their clubs and show great promise of performing even better on the international stage.

Previous 5 Winners and Their Starting Odds

Since the Women's World Cup debut, there have been eight winners and counting. Here are the previous 5 winners, their starting odds, and some of the notable events that took place during the competition:

USA at France 2019

Team USA was crowned the 2019 Women's World Cup winners after beating Netherlands 2-0. However, this was not surprising, given they started the competition as the favorites with low odds of -333. The match took place at Parc Olympique in Lyon on 7th July. 

Netherland's chances to dethrone the defending champions became slimmer after Megan Rapinoe scored for Team USA. In the 69th minute, Rose Lavelle scored the second goal and sealed the win. The USA World Cup victory saw Jill Elli break the record for the first coach to win two successive titles. Also, the following players were awarded:

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

USA at Canada 2015

The 2015 World Cup was historical for the USWNT after they ended the 16-year drought. Team USA thrashed Japan 5-2 to lift the World Cup. The USWNT had finished as the runners-up in the previous World Cup, whereas Japan won. It makes sense why they started the competition with slightly low odds of 250. 

Team USA scored four goals i nthe first16 minutes of the game. After that, Yūki Nagasato scored for Japan while Johnston of the USA scored an own goal. The USA sealed their victory in the 54th minute after Tobin Powell Heath scored the final goal. As Team USA received the trophy, the following players were awarded.

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

Japan at Germany 2011

Japan shocked the world in 2011 after winning the World Cup against Team USA. Even though the host country, Germany, had clinched the last two trophies, they only managed to reach the quarter-finals. Japan entered the competition with odds of 150. 

But clearly, they had the best squad. For an underdog, they held their ground, scoring 2 goals after 90+ minutes. The tie led to penalty shoot-outs where Japan beat Team USA 3-1. Miyama, Sakaguchi, and Kumagai scored the winning goals. After the competition:

• Homare Sawa of Japan clinched the Golden Ball and Golden Boot awards
• Hope Solo of the USWNT won the Golden Glove award

Germany at China 2007

Germany entered the 2007 World Cup in China as the clear favorite with odds of 400. While this may be true, they had a long way to go, given that Brazil had a great squad. The final was played at Hongkou Stadium in Shanghai. 

After 51 minutes, none of the teams had scored any goals. However, in the 52nd minute, Birgit Prinz scored the first goal for Germany. Laudehr went on to score the second goal in the 86th minute, and Germany became World Cup Champions. Team USA only managed to win the bronze medal in the 2007 World Cup. For the 2007 Women's World Cup, these players were awarded for their performance:

• Marta of Brazil - Golden Ball and Boot
• Nadine Angerer of Germany - Golden Glove by keeping 6 clean sheets.

Germany at the USA 2003

Team Germany made an incredible comeback after not appearing in the top three during the 1999 World Cup. The team beat Sweden 2-1 at Home Depot Center, Carson winning their first World Cup. Even though Sweden scored the first goal in the 41st minute, they were far from winning the championship. 

5 minutes later, Germany equalized, thanks to Maren MEINERT. After that, Nia Künzer scored the last and winning goal in the 98th minute. During the 2003 World Cup, Birgit Prinz of Germany was the player of the match. She also scooped the golden boot and golden ball awards. Silke Rottenberg, on the other hand, won the golden glove.

Oddspedia Women’s WC Odds Betting Tools

Getting great Women's WC Odds is easier with our help at Oddspedia. Some of the betting tools at your disposal include:

Sure Bets

Our betting resource has a tool that you can use to access sure bets. You get a win regardless of the score at the final whistle. We use special betting systems and algorithms paired with in-depth research on the World Cup teams to arrive at the predictions. For example, the betting tool will indicate when to place opposite bets of the same match to make a profit.

Dropping Odds

The FIFA 2023 Women's World Cup odds may shift suddenly due to various factors such as team news and performance. However, thanks to dropping odds tools, you will always stay ahead of the curve once this happens.

 Using the dropping odds tool, you can tell which betting sites are yet to shift the odds of specific markets. All you need to do is take advantage of the information and enjoy high odds before they drop.

Value Bets

Getting value bets can be challenging. Using our value bets tool at Oddspedia, you can identify valuable World Cup markets with high odds and make a profit.

Women’s WC Odds Comparison

Our sports betting resource offers users an odds comparison tool they can utilize to enjoy the best prices in the market. With the tool, you can compare the odds of thousands of markets across 230+ sportsbooks.

 Your only task is to decide which bet you wish to place, and after that, use Oddspedia to find the best odds. The odds comparison page is updated in real-time to ensure you never settle for the least odds.

Sportsbooks Odds - Who To Bet With

We recommend Caesars, FanDuel, BetMGM, and DraftKings for placing World Cup bets. The sportsbooks have amazing coverage of the 2023 FIFA Women's Soccer World Cup and offer users sportsbook promos that they can use for placing bets.

Women’s Soccer World Cup Odds FAQ

Here are the top 10 frequently asked (FAQs) about the FIFA 2023 Women's World Cup odds: