In the 2023 Women’s World Cup quarterfinals, France plays Australia at 3:00 AM ET on Saturday, August 12 at Suncorp Stadium. France made it to the quarterfinals by defeating Morocco, and Australia did so via a win over Denmark.
The odds of France advancing to the World Cup semifinals are +115. The odds for Australia are +252. Sportsbooks have set 2.5 goals as the over/under for this match.
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France vs. Australia Matchup Information
- Match Day: Saturday, August 12, 2023
- Match Time: 3:00 AM ET
- Venue: Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Australia
- TV Channel: FOX US
- Odds: France: +115, Australia: +252, draw: +218
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France vs. Australia Betting Insights
- With one game with moneyline odds shorter than +115, France has not won once.
- The moneyline says France has a 46.5% chance of winning this match.
- Australia is set as the underdog on the moneyline for the first time this tournament.
- Australia’s moneyline odds are +252 or longer for the first time.
- Australia’s implied probability to win is 28.4% based on its moneyline odds.
France Stats and Insights
- In four matches in Women’s World Cup, France’s Kadidiatou Diani has four goals and three assists.
- In Women’s World Cup (four matches), France’s Eugenie Le Sommer has scored three goals.
- Vicki Becho, for France in Women’s World Cup, has one goal and one assist in four matches.
- Selma Bacha has assists for France in four matches in Women’s World Cup.
- France picked up a victory on August 8 against Morocco by a final score of 4-0. The victorious France took 13 more shots in the game, 14 to one.
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Australia Stats and Insights
- In four matches for Australia in Women’s World Cup play, Caitlin Foord has one goal and two assists.
- Hayley Raso has scored three goals for Australia in Women’s World Cup matches, without an assist.
- Steph Catley has compiled two goals (14th in the 2023 Women’s World Cup) for Australia in Women’s World Cup. She hasn’t recorded an assist.
- Emily van Egmond’s four Women’s World Cup appearances have yielded one goal and one assist for Australia.
- France played Morocco in its previous game and prevailed by a final score of 4-0. The victorious France side took 14 shots, outshooting by 13.
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