World Cup
How much teams won in the 2023 Women’s World Cup has been revealed
The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, held in Australia and New Zealand, concluded on Sunday, August 20. The champions were the Spaniards, who beat England in the final.
How much each team won for the tournament has been revealed. The distribution was carried out according to a new method: separate prize pools for national federations and a separate $11.3 million direct female players.
How the 2023 World Cup prize fund was distributed:
Spain: $4.29M ($270,000 direct from FIFA to players) – champions
UK: $3,015 million ($195,000) second
Sweden: $2.61 million ($180,000) bronze medalist
Australia: $2,455 million ($165,000) – Fourth
Netherlands, Japan, France, Colombia: $2.18 million each ($90,000 each) – Quarter finalists
Switzerland, South Africa, Norway, USA, Denmark, Morocco, Nigeria, Jamaica: $1.87 million each ($60,000 each) – Last 16
New Zealand, Philippines, Ireland, Canada, Costa Rica, Zambia, Haiti, China, Vietnam, Portugal, Brazil, Panama, Italy, Argentina, Germany, South Korea: $1.56 million each ($30,000 each) – group phase
Source: Sport UA
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