Super Falcons to battle France, South Korea, Norway in World Cup
African champions, Nigeria’s Super Falcons have been marked alongside hosts France, South Korea and Norway in Group A of the FIFA Women’s World Cup next year.
Two-time champions Germany are in Group B with China, Spain and Africa’s second representatives South Africa, while 2015 hosts Canada are with European champions the Netherlands, Cameroon and New Zealand in Group E.
The ceremony at La Seine Musicale in Boulogne-Billancourt, just outside Paris, also set reigning champions the United States up for a clash with Thailand to begin their defence of the title.
Hosts France in Group A would meet with South Korea in the opening game of the 24-team tournament at the Parc des Princes in Paris on June 7 as Les Bleues hope to match their male counterparts, who won this year’s World Cup in Russia.
The final will be played on July 7 in Lyon, the 58,000-seat stadium in the city that is home to the women’s Champions League holders.
In other highlights of the draw, England and Scotland will meet each other in their opening game after being placed in the same group in Saturday’s draw alongside former winners Japan as well as Argentina.
For England, the draw co-hosted by their former star Alex Scott handed them the tantalising prospect of an opening game in Group D against old rivals Scotland in Nice on June 9. Scotland are making their debut in the competition.
England and Scotland also met in their opening group game at Euro 2017 in the Netherlands, with England romping to a 6-0 victory on their way to a semi-final defeat against the hosts.
United States, the champions in 2015, are in Group F with Sweden, Thailand and tournament newcomers Chile.
The USA have won three of the previous seven tournaments.
Australia were among the top seeds but Alen Stajcic’s side must face Brazil and Italy as well as debutants Jamaica in Group C.
The Matildas will meet Italy in their opening game in Valenciennes on June 9.
All the Groups:
Group A:
FRANCE
KOREA REP.
NORWAY
NIGERIA
Group B:
GERMANY
CHINA PR
SPAIN
SOUTH AFRICA
Group C:
AUSTRALIA
ITALY
BRAZIL
JAMAICA
Group D:
ENGLAND
SCOTLAND
ARGENTINA
JAPAN
Group E:
CANADA
CAMEROON
NEW ZEALAND
NETHERLANDS
GROUP F:
USA
THAILAND
CHILE
SWEDEN
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