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Women's World Cup prize money: How much money do the champions receive?

The FIFA Women's Soccer World Cup 2023 is getting closer, and to prepare for the preview of the big event, here we will tell you what the money prices will be.

Flags promoting the FIFA Women's World Cup
© Robert Cianflone/Getty ImagesFlags promoting the FIFA Women's World Cup

The highly anticipated 2023 Women’s World Cup is set to captivate fans and showcase the extraordinary talent of women’s soccer on a global stage. And in order to know everything about this important event, here we will tell all prize of money that WWC gives.

As the tournament approaches, fans eagerly await the thrilling matches, iconic goals, and inspiring performances that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on the world of soccer. The Women’s World Cup has come a long way since its inception in 1991. With each passing edition, the tournament has grown in popularity.

This edition promises to be the biggest and most impactful yet, leaving a lasting legacy. As nations assemble their squads and prepare for the tournament, the stage is set for players to showcase their abilities and make a lasting impression on fans worldwide.

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Prize money for each stage

Final PositionPrize money
Group Stage$1,560,000
Round of 16$1,870,000
Quarterfinal$2,180,000
Fourth place$2,455,000
Third place$2,610,000
Second place$3,015,000
Champion$4,290,000
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