2023 FIFA WWC: Scheduled Day 2 matches in Groups C and D

Perth, Australia (PANA) - Here are the scheduled Day 2 matches on Wednesday in Groups C and D at the ongoing 2023 FIA Women's World Cup, jointly being hosted by Australia and New Zealand.

Group B
Canada vs Ireland at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Australia.

Group C
Japan vs Costa Rica at 5 pm at the Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin, New Zealand.
Spain vs Zambia at Eden Park, Auckland, in New Zealand.

-0- PANA VAO/RA 25July2023

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