The knockout stages of the 2023 World Cup are beginning to heat up with two last quarterfinals taking place on Saturday.
Star forward Sam Kerr’s return for Australia has given the host some hope heading into the quarterfinals. After a wild Round of 16 matchup with Nigeria, England enters its match without star Lauren James, suspended because of a red card. James was handed a two-match ban on Thursday for stepping on Nigeria defender Michelle Alozie.
There will be a new World Cup champion for the first time since 2011 since the USWNT was knocked out by Sweden in the Round of 16. Everything is up for grabs for the remaining countries.
Here’s everything you need to know about Saturday’s World Cup quarterfinals, from how to watch to the matchups:
Who is playing in Saturday’s women’s World Cup quarterfinals?
Australia vs. France, 3 a.m. ET
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