Women’s World Cup Power Rankings: England favorites as Sweden, Spain and Australia keep dream alive

The quarterfinals are officially over and the semifinals are set in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. The knockout rounds have been full of intense play, with nearly no lopsided scorelines and three penalty kick shootouts. The tournament bid farewell to Colombia, France, Japan, and the Netherlands, with Australia, England, Spain and Sweden advancing into the semifinals, which are slated to begin on Aug. 15. The final four will now battle it out to be the final two teams to compete for the World Cup final set for Aug. 20.