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2023 Women’s World Cup: The Stadiums – Waikato Stadium Waikato Stadium will welcome a third FIFA World Cup to Hamilton/Kirikiriroa- the heart of the Waikato region (approx. 120km south of Auckland / Tāmaki Makaurau), following the FIFA U-17 World Cup of 2008 and the FIFA U-20 World Cup of 2015. Waikato Stadium has a rich history that spans 100 years and is an impressive international sports stadium with a full capacity of 25000 people. The redevelopment of Waikato Stadium was completed in 2002 and continues to build on the proud history of the grounds it stands on by hosting a…

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2023 Women’s World Cup: The Stadiums – Wellington Regional Stadium New Zealand’s Wellington Regional Stadium (Sky Stadium) is seen as the home of the country’s football in the modern era, after being brought to life on a waterfront site in the heart of the city in 2000. Nine 2023 World Cup games will be played at Wellington Regional Stadium this summer, including the host nation New Zealand’s clash with the Philippines. Where is Wellington Regional Stadium? Located on Waterloo Quay, the stadium is a short walk from the central business district of Wellington. Head to the Wellington Railway Station. Once…

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2023 Women’s World Cup: The Stadiums – Melbourne Rectangular Stadium Melbourne Rectangular Stadium opened in 2010 and was built for sport. It is one of Australia’s premier rectangular venues and was built specifically for football, rugby league and rugby union events. It has hosted some of Melbourne’s biggest sporting and entertainment events and will host six World Cup games this summer, including the home nation Australia’s finale with Canada in Group B. Where is Melbourne Rectangular Stadium? The stadium is located only 2 ms from Melbourne/Naarm’s city centre. It is within walking distance of the business district. Specific Melbourne Rectangular…

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2023 Women’s World Cup: The Stadiums – Dunedin Stadium Dunedin Stadium is New Zealand’s only covered stadium. It’s held prestigious events in the past including matches at the FIFA U-20 World Cup. The 2023 World Cup marks the third World Cup the stadium will host, following on from te 2011 Rugby World Cup and the U-20 World Cup in 2015. Away from sports, the stadium has hosted musicians such as Sir Elton John, Fleetwood Mac and Kendrick Lamar. The Stadium is an innovative icon. It will host six group games at the upcoming Women’s World Cup. Where is Dunedin Stadium? …

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2023 Women’s World Cup: The Stadiums – Sydney Football Stadium The Sydney Football Stadium will host six matches at the upcoming World Cup. The Sydney Football Stadium is a top destination for Australian sports and entertainment. It was initially opened in 1988 and has been a celebrated venue for football for more than three decades. Some of the greatest players have played here including Pele and Maradona. Where is Sydney Football Stadium? The venue is just 3.5 km from Sydney’s city centre, close to the gateway airport. Specific Sydney Football Stadium Information: FIFA World Cup 2023 fixtures The iconic venue…

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