Table: Women's World Cup 2023

Women's World Cup 2023: General Classification

This section displays the Women's World Cup 2023 table, which shows where each team is ranked in the competition based on their record during the campaign.

You can find the following in the table above:

• Standings: The Women's World Cup standings show where the clubs are positioned, regardless of which part of the competition it is. It is an easy way to see which teams are the contenders for the title (teams at the top), and which ones are doing the worst (teams at the bottom).
• Number of Matches Played: The table also displays the number of matches each team has played in Women's World Cup.
• Record and Points: You can easily find each team’s record throughout the Women's World Cup thus far, with their number of wins, draws, and losses. Also, you can see how many points they have picked up in those matches.
• Goals: Get the relevant goal statistics – goals scored, goals conceded, and goal difference – for each club, which help evaluate the overall performance of the teams in the Women's World Cup.
• Points per Match: The PPM is calculated by the total number of points a team has collected divided by the number of matches they have played in the Women's World Cup.
• Current Form: A team’s current form is displayed in terms of their last five matches, which is an easy way to see whether have suffered consecutive wins or defeats.
• Home and Away Records: You can also see each team’s records in home and away Women's World Cup matches, which can help in forming better predictions.

Now, here are some FAQs about the Women's World Cup table.