64 Days To Go Until The Fifa Women's World Cup 2023™ - The Numbers That Tell The Story

The anticipation is building as we inch closer to the biggest Women's World Cup yet. In just 64 days, the tournament will kick off in Australia and New Zealand, promising an exhilarating display of talent and skill. And guess what? You won't miss a single moment, as all 64 matches will be live on Optus Sport.

To celebrate the countdown, let's take a look at some of the standout players who will be proudly wearing the numbers six and four throughout the tournament. These athletes have captured the hearts of fans around the world with their exceptional abilities and unwavering determination.

Lena Oberdorf: Germany's Rising Star

We begin our list with one of European women's football's most sought-after names, Lena Oberdorf. At just 21 years old, this young prodigy has already made a name for herself at powerhouse Wolfsburg. With her team in contention for their third Champions League trophy, Oberdorf has been instrumental in their success.

Last year's women's Euros showcased Oberdorf's immense talent, as she was named the tournament's young player and earned a spot in the best eleven. Her defensive prowess is unmatched, making it nearly impossible for opponents to break through. Keep an eye out for this rising star as she aims to lead Germany to victory.

Raphael: Brazil's Defensive Brick

When it comes to defensive strength, Brazil's number four, Raphael, is a force to be reckoned with. As captain of her national team, she led Brazil to success in the 2022 Copa America and recently faced off against England in a thrilling finalizing my clash.

At 31 years old, Raphael has impressed fans and critics alike with her solid performances. Her first full season at Arsenal showcased her skills on an international stage, and she'll be looking to bring that same level of excellence to the World Cup. Opponents will have a tough time getting past this defensive brick.

Claire Polkinghorn: Australia's Stalwart

No list would be complete without an Aussie, and Claire Polkinghorn proudly takes the honor. As number four for the Matildas, she has established herself as a stalwart defender. If selected by coach Tony G, Polkinghorn will be heading to her fifth World Cup, an outstanding achievement accomplished by only 10 players before her.

Joining the ranks of legends such as Christine Sinclair, Martha, and