FIFA 2023 Women’s World Cup odds: The early favourites ranked including England, the USA and more

It’s hard to imagine any of the 32 teams travelling to Australia and New Zealand next July won’t feel a little scared of England.

There is no precedent for any side beating the Lionesses under manager Sarina Wiegman - of course, so much can change between now and the summer that fans won’t permit themselves to make pre-mature predictions. But having witnessed England overcome some of the tournament’s hottest favourites - Sweden, Spain and the United States - in 2022, supporters would be forgiven for getting a little bit excited.

There are tweaks to be made, connections to be forged, and surely a few injuries and obstacles to contend with along the way. But under Wiegman’s stewardship, among a generation of talented English players, surely the Lionesses have a better chance of bringing the World Cup trophy home than ever before?

Here are the ten sides tipped by current odds to go far in the tournament down under....

Here are the ten sides tipped by current odds to go far in the tournament down under....

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