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Australia bid for the hosting privileges of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup with a campaign managed by Football Federation Australia.

2018–2019, 2019 (secondary)[]

SVG NEEDED

This serves as a temporary logo between the initial bid announcement and the official bid logo. It launched in late 2018 with the hashtag #GetOnside.

2019[]

SVG NEEDED

The official bid logo which was launched on the 9th July 2019 along with a new tagline: "Limitless". The logo is a stylised version of Australia's outline formed by the path of a football and the year '2023'.

On the 13th December 2019 after speculation, Football Federation Australia and New Zealand Football announced they would proceed together under a joint bid.

V • T • E

Member confederations

AFC | CAF | CONCACAF | CONMEBOL | OFC | UEFA

World Cup
Uruguay 1930 | Italy 1934 | France 1938 | Brazil 1950 | Switzerland 1954 | Sweden 1958 | Chile 1962 | England 1966 | Mexico 1970 | West Germany 1974 | Argentina 1978 | Spain 1982 | Mexico 1986 | Italy 1990 | United States 1994 | France 1998 | South Korea/Japan 2002 | Germany 2006 | South Africa 2010 | Brazil 2014 | Russia 2018 | Qatar 2022 | Canada/Mexico/United States 2026 | Morocco/Portugal/Spain 2030¹ | Saudi Arabia 2034

Women's World Cup
China 1991 | Sweden 1995 | United States 1999 | United States 2003 | China 2007 | Germany 2011 | Canada 2015 | France 2019 | Australia/New Zealand 2023 | Brazil 2027 | Costa Rica/Jamaica/Mexico/United States 2031 | England/Scotland/Wales/Northern Ireland 2035

2023 Bids
Australia/New Zealand | Colombia
Cancelled: Australia (merged bid with New Zealand) | Brazil | Japan

Club World Cup
United States 2025 | TBD 2029

Intercontinental Cup²
Brazil 2000 | Spain 2001 (cancelled) | Japan 2005, 06, 07, 08 | UAE 2009–10 | Japan 2011–12 | Morocco 2013–14 | Japan 2015–16 | UAE 2017–18 | Qatar 2019–20 | UAE 2021 | Morocco 2022 | Saudi Arabia 2023 | Qatar³ 2024-25

Women's Champions Cup
England 2026³

U-20 World Cup
Tunisia 1977 | Japan 1979 | Australia 1981 | Mexico 1983 | Soviet Union 1985 | Chile 1987 | Saudi Arabia 1989 | Portugal 1991 | Australia 1993 | Qatar 1995 | Malaysia 1997 | Nigeria 1999 | Argentina 2001 | UAE 2003 | Netherlands 2005 | Canada 2007 | Egypt 2009 | Colombia 2011 | Turkey 2013 | New Zealand 2015 | South Korea 2017 | Poland 2019 | Argentina 2023 | Chile 2025 | Azerbaijan/Uzbekistan 2027

U-20 Women's World Cup
Canada 2002 | Thailand 2004 | Russia 2006 | Chile 2008 | Germany 2010 | Japan 2012 | Canada 2014 | Papua New Guinea 2016 | France 2018 | Costa Rica 2022 | Colombia 2024 | Poland 2026

U-17 World Cup
China 1985 | Canada 1987 | Scotland 1989 | Italy 1991 | Japan 1993 | Ecuador 1995 | Egypt 1997 | New Zealand 1999 | Trinidad and Tobago 2001 | Finland 2003 | Peru 2005 | South Korea 2007 | Nigeria 2009 | Mexico 2011 | UAE 2013 | Chile 2015 | India 2017 | Brazil 2019 | Indonesia 2023 | Qatar 2025, 26

U-17 Women's World Cup
New Zealand 2008 | Trinidad and Tobago 2010 | Azerbaijan 2012 | Costa Rica 2014 | Jordan 2016 | Uruguay 2018 | India 2021 (cancelled), 22 | Dominican Republic 2024 | Morocco 2025, 26

Futsal World Cup
Netherlands 1989 | Hong Kong 1992 | Spain 1996 | Guatemala 2000 | Chinese Taipei 2004 | Brazil 2008 | Thailand 2012 | Colombia 2016 | Lithuania 2021 | Uzbekistan 2024 | TBD 2028

Futsal Women's World Cup
Philippines 2025

Beach Soccer World Cup
Brazil 1995, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 | France 2008 | UAE 2009 | Italy 2011 | Tahiti 2013 | Portugal 2015 | Bahamas 2017 | Paraguay 2019 | Russia 2021 | UAE 2024 | Seychelles 2025 | TBD 2027

FIFAe
World Cup | Club World Cup | Nations Cup

Others
FIFA Fan Festival | FIFA Volunteer | FIFA Sound

Defunct
Confederations Cup: Saudi Arabia 1992, 95, 97 | Mexico 1999 | South Korea/Japan 2001 | France 2003 | Germany 2005 | South Africa 2009 | Brazil 2013 | Russia 2017

Notes

¹	Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay will host the first three matches.
²	Formerly known as the FIFA Club World Championship (2000, 2005) and the FIFA Club World Cup(2006-2023)
³	The first two rounds are held at the home venues of the Asian and African Champions, which vary year by year.

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