Spectacular presentation and amazing information. I would love to see Australia and New Zealand bid for a FIFA Men's World Cup in the future. I think it will happen sooner then expected. Well done and applause to both nations. I know this Women's World Cup will be excellent and exceptional.
given the level of corruption involved in the bidding process it will be a very very long time before Australia will ever bid for the mens world cup ever again, soccer is not the most popular sport here , AFL , NRL, Cricket and Rugby Union all have a bigger national appeal
I absolutely love the women's international football tournaments, I support England, and the sheer desire to win backed up by a real togetherness was an utter joy to watch this summer as the lionesses won Euro 2022. Bring on the 2023 world cup, it will be fantastic and lots of people are going to go, the roof has been blown off the women's game, it is only going to get more and more followers.
It's great to have NZ as part of the bid and hosting; however, Australia could have done this on their own. Add in the new stadium in Townsville, plus Gold Coast, Canberra and (if FIFA allow 3-venues in one city... oh wait, they had them all in pretty much one city in Qatar) Parramatta. Just on AAMI Park, erm... Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (rolls off the tongue, hey?) looks great but actually has some pretty horrible sightlines, especially when you're seated next to one of the vomitories. The large concrete stair areas mean you have to stand and look over them.
Australia needed the OFC Votes that NZ provided to get the WWC otherwise AFC would have voted for Japan over Australia and the 2023 WWC would have ended up in Japan
Forsyth Barr is a sponsor name (NZ financial firm). Think the official name is Otago Stadium (which is the region that Dunedin is located in). That mega screen (Great Southern Screen) at Stadium Australia is epic, used well in player intros at the games. Albeit in game mode it's just a scoreboard, two TV screens and some ad boards.
Yes, Wellington Regional Stadium is called “the cake tin” because it looks like one. I still remember the old stadium, Athletic Park opened in 1896 and closed in 1999.
i went to the fifa Qatar world cup went to 20 matches including the final, the metro and bus was free and the Qataris were very hospitable ❤️ i hope Australia dose a good job too with the women’s world cup.
AFL season will still be ongoing during the time of World Cup. Most likely they wouldn’t be willing to let it be borrowed for soccer matches for a month lol
@@jerryberry5480 Same problem in Adelaide, I wish they used the spectacular Adelaide Oval right in the city..instead we ended up with the smallest stadium of all :(
@@midgetwars1 nope, nrl teams are banned from playing games at the major venues during the world cup. NRL will be played at the Gabba to fans uproar. Nrl fans would rather play regional games for the broncos.
Interestingly, the stadiums in Townsville and Gold Coast are much newer and larger than the stadiums in Perth and Adelaide which are featured in this video. But I guess they want to avoid having games in these smaller cities and it seems like NZ is hosting 50% of matches.
The issue hasn't been the quality of the stadiums which Australia particularly has a lot of . The time zones of NZ and Australia hasn't made it appealing to European broadcasters . Given the need to grow the game I would of assumed a friendlier time zone might of been the deal breaker when the proposals were considered. Then again knowing Fifa history with dubious and corrupt decisions thats always in the back of minds. I actually live in NZ so Im happy they have chosen this part of the world.
Yeah man, stadiums in this country seem to be deemed as bit of a waste of public money so even in Auckland they still don’t have a new modern covered stadium, nor a proper intl cricket ground for Chrissake! I sure hope ChCh finally gets one asap. Deserves it.
You can tell by the stadiums which states aren't exactly "rugby" friendly thus soccer friendly stadiums. Perth and Adelaide are severely lacking as they focus on Optus Stadium and Adelaide Oval.
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@@mark123655 yeah but I live 16 minutes away from commbank and Allianz 45 minutes and parking much prefer commbank should of done it instead of the regional New Zealand one
Could the haters calm down a bit and leave the same old bullshit about women's football. This year we had women's soccer games with over 90,000 people in the stadium!
Thank god for women's football what a summer 🏴 whent to the semi and the final fantastic go girls keep playing great football ⚽and have a great world cup
@@kk7420 what are you talking about all preferential sport stars get paid to play England lioness are werth every penny mens football could give money 💰🤑 to Uther causes it's obvious you have a problem with women's sport 🤔
Being held during AFL season, FIFA requires that stadiums can only host world cup matches during the tournament and nothing else. The NRL now has to deal with that problem of its main venues out of action for a month and a bit.
Sadly, most stadiums here in NZ are rather old, smallish and not really upto modern standards really, especially Eden Park, such a hole of a place to have major games, and as a cricket ground it’s a joke. Auckland lost its chance to have a proper modern stadium down at the waterfront for the last rugby World Cup, but alas Eden park backers ran a hefty campaign to destroy anything new being built and consequently Auckland has been stuck with the old dog for years now. We do not even have a “national stadium”, (despite media promoting it as such). Maybe the women’s soccer world cup will help promote new investment and new stadiums in the future, since it will show the poor quality available in NZ currently, compared to most of those shown in Aust at any rate.
Mate, I'd be very cautious playing the we are so politically conscious 'Women's Vote' card when compared to Kuwait. Australia's human rights record when it comes to it's indigenous population is hardly flawless...
Hindmarsh Stadium is regarded widely as having probably the best playing surface in the country , but don’t let that stop you taking your bias elsewhere 🙄🤡
Your video had some Politics mixed in it. Do your homework dude, men and WOMEN have the right to vote in Qatar. They vote for the consultative assembly and they have an electoral law in place.
Based on the last couple of WWCs, the host nation will consistently fill a stadium of over 50,000 capacity, while some other matches will reach 25,000-30,000 by the time the quarter-finals roll around. Having a handful of big stadiums isn't necessarily bad, especially since they generally have better amenities.
@@lemurking6896 You are comparing numbers with semi-finals or finals where on last WWCs tickets were cheap like sand on Sahara or even free. Not only stadiums will be empty or half empty but host will not even receive 1% cash back from hosting this event.
@@KOles0KOles In France average attendance was 21,756/per match and over 1 billion total television viewers. Final had 59,700 in attendance and 82 million television viewers. France as a country came out 108 million Euros ahead on the investment, they didn't do a great job promoting it and interest in Women's football/soccer has increased significantly since then. Will it match the Men's World Cup? Of course not, still a long way to go there, but there will be fans in the stands and plenty of money will be made.
A country with established stadiums. Thanks for doing your job fifa
2 countries.
@@frednerk3477 they could play the entire World Cup in Australia there’s a few stadiums they aren’t using in Perth Adelaide and Sydney
Crap stadiums and women’s soccer!… 2 countries lost to Qatar! 😂
We should host the men’s
@LOLxUnique surprised they're not using parramatta stadium and St George oval
Spectacular presentation and amazing information.
I would love to see Australia and New Zealand bid for a FIFA Men's World Cup in the future.
I think it will happen sooner then expected.
Well done and applause to both nations.
I know this Women's World Cup will be excellent and exceptional.
Most Stadiums that meet FIFA Requirements in Australia are AFL Ovals and the only stadium that meets requirements in New Zealand is Eden Park
@@TOTN17 The AFL ovals shouldn't be an issue. Soccer has been hosted on several stadiums with athletics tracks, including the Berlin stadium.
@@TOTN17what are the requirements
@@TOTN17 what’s the requirements?
given the level of corruption involved in the bidding process it will be a very very long time before Australia will ever bid for the mens world cup ever again, soccer is not the most popular sport here , AFL , NRL, Cricket and Rugby Union all have a bigger national appeal
Great video. And two amazing countries. Gotta love them Kiwis and Aussies.
I'm excited to be there for this! Thanks for the video
I absolutely love the women's international football tournaments, I support England, and the sheer desire to win backed up by a real togetherness was an utter joy to watch this summer as the lionesses won Euro 2022.
Bring on the 2023 world cup, it will be fantastic and lots of people are going to go, the roof has been blown off the women's game, it is only going to get more and more followers.
Thanks for this video!
Can't wait to watch some matches here. I've always wanted to visit Australia and NZ
i love your channel. Congratulations from Brazil 🇧🇷
It's great to have NZ as part of the bid and hosting; however, Australia could have done this on their own. Add in the new stadium in Townsville, plus Gold Coast, Canberra and (if FIFA allow 3-venues in one city... oh wait, they had them all in pretty much one city in Qatar) Parramatta. Just on AAMI Park, erm... Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (rolls off the tongue, hey?) looks great but actually has some pretty horrible sightlines, especially when you're seated next to one of the vomitories. The large concrete stair areas mean you have to stand and look over them.
Australia needed the OFC Votes that NZ provided to get the WWC otherwise AFC would have voted for Japan over Australia and the 2023 WWC would have ended up in Japan
There's pretty much no bad views in aami park
Forsyth Barr is a sponsor name (NZ financial firm). Think the official name is Otago Stadium (which is the region that Dunedin is located in).
That mega screen (Great Southern Screen) at Stadium Australia is epic, used well in player intros at the games.
Albeit in game mode it's just a scoreboard, two TV screens and some ad boards.
"the separation of church and stadium is of utmost importance" LMAO :)
best joke on here
@@DannyCosmos buttered cake tin made me lol
Am I the only one who loves this guy's dry ass humor?
seperation of church and stadium took me out
Absolutely not.
Thanks for that vid! We will be on site in summer 😇.. Nice!
Yes, Wellington Regional Stadium is called “the cake tin” because it looks like one. I still remember the old stadium, Athletic Park opened in 1896 and closed in 1999.
Now that was a helluva rectangular stadium, what an atmosphere!
Mi selección 🇲🇽 no clasificó al Mundial :( Entonces voy a darle el apoyo a Canadá, Costa Rica y Jamaica!
Vamos Concacaf! 😍
Im so excited for this. The Philippines will be having their debut in the biggest footbal tournament in the world.
Laban Filipinas 🇵🇭
Suncorp stadium (Lang Park) was great to watch the European football at (Leeds vs Aston Villa)
i went to the fifa Qatar world cup went to 20 matches including the final, the metro and bus was free and the Qataris were very hospitable ❤️ i hope Australia dose a good job too with the women’s world cup.
Yeah it was great. So easy to get around and a beautiful experience. Ignorant video intro here
I thought the green zone meant something else completely different, too 🤣
I’m surprised that Perth Rectangular stadium was chosen over the newly built Perth (Optus) Stadium
Optus isn't the best venue for football
AFL season will still be ongoing during the time of World Cup. Most likely they wouldn’t be willing to let it be borrowed for soccer matches for a month lol
@@jerryberry5480 Same problem in Adelaide, I wish they used the spectacular Adelaide Oval right in the city..instead we ended up with the smallest stadium of all :(
@@jerryberry5480 Not sure that's the actual reason. It's the oval shapes. Cos the NRL will definitely be using Suncorp.
@@midgetwars1 nope, nrl teams are banned from playing games at the major venues during the world cup. NRL will be played at the Gabba to fans uproar. Nrl fans would rather play regional games for the broncos.
It's great that Oz is hosting the WWC, but a country with stadiums like this should also be hosting the Men's World Cup.
got tickets to the games at Lang Park, gonna be a great world cup
YT recommended me this vid, and that opening shot is literally my hometown. It's Moffat Beach in Caloundra, Sunshine Coast, Queensland.
Thanks for calling Lang Park Lang Park.
What bout the industree stadium in Australia
Looks like a similar World Cup format to 2002. Was wondering why the knockout bracket is seeded like that than the usual format.
Interestingly, the stadiums in Townsville and Gold Coast are much newer and larger than the stadiums in Perth and Adelaide which are featured in this video. But I guess they want to avoid having games in these smaller cities and it seems like NZ is hosting 50% of matches.
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Vietnam's Women National Team at World Cup ❤️
The issue hasn't been the quality of the stadiums which Australia particularly has a lot of . The time zones of NZ and Australia hasn't made it appealing to European broadcasters . Given the need to grow the game I would of assumed a friendlier time zone might of been the deal breaker when the proposals were considered. Then again knowing Fifa history with dubious and corrupt decisions thats always in the back of minds. I actually live in NZ so Im happy they have chosen this part of the world.
Times are OK... 10 AM in Eastern Europe/ I am watching the matches on my phone at work :) THe match at 5 AM it seems a bit difficult indeed.
Disappointed that Christchurch still hasn't been able to rebuild a stadium big enough to host a game
A new 30000 Seat Domed Stadium for Christchurch called Te Kaka has been approved for construction but it is not expected to be completed until 2026
Yeah man, stadiums in this country seem to be deemed as bit of a waste of public money so even in Auckland they still don’t have a new modern covered stadium, nor a proper intl cricket ground for Chrissake! I sure hope ChCh finally gets one asap. Deserves it.
You can tell by the stadiums which states aren't exactly "rugby" friendly thus soccer friendly stadiums. Perth and Adelaide are severely lacking as they focus on Optus Stadium and Adelaide Oval.
typo in the description
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Please do it, I would like to see our nearby college's stadium in full because I've never been there.😐
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I want to Perth rectangular stadium to watch Republic of Ireland versus Canada
They really should of done commbank Stadium
Already two in Sydney... And SFS (Allianz) has it all over WSS (Commbank)
@@mark123655 yeah but I live 16 minutes away from commbank and Allianz 45 minutes and parking much prefer commbank should of done it instead of the regional New Zealand one
We ain’t getting a World Cup and sending them to parramatta
some of the capacity numbers are wrong especially in NZ part
Think you missed Campbeltown stadium
All the colors of the alphabet
Killed me 😂😂😂
Could the haters calm down a bit and leave the same old bullshit about women's football. This year we had women's soccer games with over 90,000 people in the stadium!
Pls next Turkish (Süper Lig) stadiums
Hbf park isn't one of the world cup stadium
It's Optus stadium
I hope no Overseas travelers are thinking you’ll be able to make multiple matches on same day like Qatar . No chance
They should of used McDonald jones stadium
Sydneyn stadium Central Coast stadium Wollongong stadium Newcastle stadium
No Optus stadium,, Adelaide oval or MCG. What's all that about? Trying to save money?
@@hypie88 yes cause even the Women's world cup will bring in numbers
3 of the worst grounds to watch football at. Why go there?
@@simonzaksek8779 I suppose they're not expecting that many people and of course the AFL wouldn't have been keen.
Thank god for women's football what a summer 🏴 whent to the semi and the final fantastic go girls keep playing great football ⚽and have a great world cup
Why are women paid to play football? There is so many issues in the UK but instead money is being invested on women's football.
@@kk7420 what are you talking about all preferential sport stars get paid to play England lioness are werth every penny mens football could give money 💰🤑 to Uther causes it's obvious you have a problem with women's sport 🤔
Almost wishing they played the games at the main AFL stadium in a lot of the cities, would get a bumper crowd
Sfs is same as size as scg, suncorp is bigger then gabba, optus and Adelaide oval are oval
Being held during AFL season, FIFA requires that stadiums can only host world cup matches during the tournament and nothing else. The NRL now has to deal with that problem of its main venues out of action for a month and a bit.
@@largechips with the world cup starting towards the end of the nrl season it’ll be a headache
Where are all Qatar haters for not criticizing women world cup 2023 hosted by Aus and NZ now?
Sadly, most stadiums here in NZ are rather old, smallish and not really upto modern standards really, especially Eden Park, such a hole of a place to have major games, and as a cricket ground it’s a joke. Auckland lost its chance to have a proper modern stadium down at the waterfront for the last rugby World Cup, but alas Eden park backers ran a hefty campaign to destroy anything new being built and consequently Auckland has been stuck with the old dog for years now. We do not even have a “national stadium”, (despite media promoting it as such). Maybe the women’s soccer world cup will help promote new investment and new stadiums in the future, since it will show the poor quality available in NZ currently, compared to most of those shown in Aust at any rate.
A little surprised they didn't use Mt Smart for the Auckland venue.
Yeahhh Sydneyyy
Can’t wait to see England bring it home!
they gonna choke in the semi finals . the only questions is to who. neatherlands, australia or u.s.a
Well....about that
@@Spheterix i was wrong they did not choke in the semis.... they choked in the finals lol
i was wrong they did not choke in the semis... they choked in the finals lol
@@DannyCosmos lol
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They’ll look so good half empty at each match…
they already sold 1 million tickets... all the group games are pretty much sold out....
and you wrong ... watching 75k at the games reminded me of this stupid comment lol
@@DannyCosmos they did much better than I expected to be fair. The standard was still utter pish though.
M8 you're funny
MRS Or our Field From He’ll The other week
Mate, I'd be very cautious playing the we are so politically conscious 'Women's Vote' card when compared to Kuwait. Australia's human rights record when it comes to it's indigenous population is hardly flawless...
Hindmarsh Stadium is regarded widely as having probably the best playing surface in the country , but don’t let that stop you taking your bias elsewhere 🙄🤡
Aami park best
No locals will care anyway lol
Well clearly they did since they attended
@Spheterix and I watched 10 games on TV myself. I can stfu and eat my words, because I was wrong!
@@realeststeps5271 glad to hear it i think the semis australia game was watched by the entire country and 75k in the stadium
Very underwhelming venues
not every country builds new stadiums for a world cup like qatar.. i mean its australia and new zealand man
Your video had some Politics mixed in it. Do your homework dude, men and WOMEN have the right to vote in Qatar. They vote for the consultative assembly and they have an electoral law in place.
calm down bro
@TheReddShinobi You feel like you're better than everyone else am I right? Bootlicking what? Nobody watches this 💩
Tosser
Oh yeah. Should be a profitable event 🤥
@@TheReddShinobi13 oh yes please you pathetic human, keep polarising men and women, can only lead to a better world.
@@mattrobbo18"pathetic human" who do you think you are? Get some manners boy
Funny taking such big stadiums to WWC... They will be empty so much
Wow so funny and clever you must be great at parties, assuming anyone invites you
@@KysonChannell Truth is painful, isn't it? :*
Based on the last couple of WWCs, the host nation will consistently fill a stadium of over 50,000 capacity, while some other matches will reach 25,000-30,000 by the time the quarter-finals roll around. Having a handful of big stadiums isn't necessarily bad, especially since they generally have better amenities.
@@lemurking6896 You are comparing numbers with semi-finals or finals where on last WWCs tickets were cheap like sand on Sahara or even free. Not only stadiums will be empty or half empty but host will not even receive 1% cash back from hosting this event.
@@KOles0KOles In France average attendance was 21,756/per match and over 1 billion total television viewers. Final had 59,700 in attendance and 82 million television viewers. France as a country came out 108 million Euros ahead on the investment, they didn't do a great job promoting it and interest in Women's football/soccer has increased significantly since then. Will it match the Men's World Cup? Of course not, still a long way to go there, but there will be fans in the stands and plenty of money will be made.
😂 Watching Women play football...😂
What's wrong with that? 😐
They needed to make sure the stadium had enough balls in them since it’s all females. So they just built it out of balls.
All these stadiums just for nobody to go to none
i don't think you realise how big women's football is my guy...
@@kovaci0000007 I don’t know 1 player from all of the woman’s team
@@natural-tn9ok ok... And what's your point? You could learn them?
@@fredh1720 My point is that these stadiums are useless since not many people will go in my expectations meaning that it’s a waste of money
@@natural-tn9ok your acting like these stadiums were built specifically for women’s football
….womens football, heh heh heh…
England is an interesting team to watch
Pretty surprised that there aren’t any matches being played in Christchurch
You never said which stadium you liked the best?!?
Lets go Philippines
they scored a goal at least
They won’t even half fill these stadiums. Better have this kind of “football” at a local park.
It's packed last time around in France, and women's T20 cricket world cup in Melbourne's 90k stadium in 2020 were packed as well
they packed the stadiums in france and canada in the last two world cups...what makes you think this will be different?
To be fair the Womens play better than the A League so i am sure that it will be pretty full especially at Australia matches and England matches
the only reason they got this world cup is because can you imagine having a womans world cup in a muslim country
who cares no one is gonna go
did anyone go to the france world cup ? th-cam.com/video/4fGwS1ylZt4/w-d-xo.html look at that empty stadium...
Cool, im going and so are a lot of people, especially to Australia and England matches
I'm excited to be there for this! Thanks for the video
you are the only person
@@daveross1638 no. There are many people excited and traveling to the wwc.