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Check out the official Women's World Cup poster for Australia and New Zealand

With kick-off less than 20 weeks away (135 days) and Wednesday serving as the global celebration of International Women's Day, FIFA marked the occasion by unveiling the official poster for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

The main poster is accompanied by one for each of the nine host cities, "highlighting the iconic and historical landmarks, wildlife and vibrant cultures that are unique to each."

The official poster was a collaborative effort among local talents to celebrate the uniqueness of Australia and New Zealand. The poster features three female silhouettes symbolizing positive change in women's sports. 

The official 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup poster

2023 FIFA Women's World Cup poster

2023 FIFA Women's World Cup Host City posters

Sydney, AU

Women's World Cup poster: Sydney

Brisbane, AU

Women's World Cup poster: Brisbane

Melbourne, AU

Women's World Cup poster: Melbourne

Perth, AU

Women's World Cup poster: Perth

Adelaide, AU

Women's World Cup poster: Adelaide

Auckland, NZ

Women's World Cup poster: Auckland

Wellington, NZ

Women's World Cup poster: Wellington

Dunedin, NZ

Women's World Cup poster: Dunedin

Hamilton, NZ

Women's World Cup poster: Hamilton

The posters will be available soon through the official FIFA online store.

The World Cup begins on July 20 with New Zealand hosting Norway in Auckland before Australia plays Ireland in Sydney.

The USWNT begins their title defense on July 22 against Vietnam in Auckland. England (probably the USWNT's biggest rival for the trophy) begins play that same day against Melchie Dumonay's Haiti.

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