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Members from the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) will have six direct slots for the 32-team 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup which will be held in Australia and New Zealand.
World football governing body FIFA on Thursday revealed the plan for the allocation of slots for the tournament.
UEFA (Europe) will get the largest share of the total 29 direct slots with 11, while CAF (Africa) and CONCACAF (North, Central American and Caribbean ) both have four, followed by CONMEBOL (South America) with three and OFC (Oceania) one.
The two host countries, Australia and New Zealand will automatically qualify, and their slots have been taken directly from the quotas allocated to their confederations, namely the AFC and the OFC respectively.
Members from the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) will have six direct slots for the 32-team 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup which will be held in Australia and New Zealand.
World football governing body FIFA on Thursday revealed the plan for the allocation of slots for the tournament.
UEFA (Europe) will get the largest share of the total 29 direct slots with 11, while CAF (Africa) and CONCACAF (North, Central American and Caribbean ) both have four, followed by CONMEBOL (South America) with three and OFC (Oceania) one.
The two host countries, Australia and New Zealand will automatically qualify, and their slots have been taken directly from the quotas allocated to their confederations, namely the AFC and the OFC respectively.
