All you need to know about the FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup 2022

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 The stage is set as the FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup 2022 is about to start from tomorrow onwards in Amstelveen and Spain. There are a total of 16 teams taking part in the tournament with the top team in each group will qualify for the quarterfinals.

The 2nd and 3rd place in each group will play crossover. It promises to be an exciting tournament with top nations taking part with the likes of Netherlands, Argentina, and England. Netherlands is the most successful team in the Women’s World Cup history.

Here we look at the Groups and Schedule of the FIH Women’s Hockey World Cup 2022

Group A

Netherlands

Germany

Chile

Ireland

 

Germany versus Chile (2nd July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

Netherlands versus Chile (2nd July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

Germany versus Netherlands (3rd July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

Ireland versus Chile (5th July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

Ireland versus Germany (6th July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

Netherlands versus Chile (6th July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

 

Group B

England

New Zealand

India

China

 

New Zealand versus China (2nd July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

England versus India (3rd July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

India versus China (5th July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

New Zealand versus England (5th July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

India versus New Zealand ( 7th July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

England versus China (7th July)- Wagner Stadium, Amstelveen

 

Group C

Argentina

Spain

South Korea

Canada

 

Spain versus Canada (1st July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa

Argentina versus South Korea (1st July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa

South Korea versus Canada (3rd July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa

Spain versus Argentina (3rd July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa

Argentina versus Canada (7th July) - Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa

South Korea versus Spain (7th July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa

 

Group D

Australia

Belgium

Japan

South Africa

 

Australia versus Japan (3rd July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa

Belgium versus South Africa (3rd July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa

Japan versus South Africa (5th July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa

Belgium versus Australia (5th July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa  

Japan versus Belgium (6th July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa  

Australia versus South Africa (6th July)- Estadi Olympic de Terrassa, Terrassa  



 






FIH Women's World Cup 2022 to begin tomorrow 

 

 

 

 

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