The group stages of the FIFA Women's World Cup are over. There have been some incredible underdog stories, or surprise upsets, depending on which side you are on. We've got every result of every Group Stage fixture as well as the final standings of each team within their group.

Group A

• 20th July: New Zealand 1-0 Norway (Hannah Wilkinson 48')
• 21st July: Philippines 0-2 Switzerland (Ramona Bachmann 45' pen, Seraina Piubel 64')
• 25th July: New Zealand 0-1 Philippines (Sarina Bolden 24')
• 25th July: Switzerland 0-0 Norway
• 30th July: Norway 6-0 Philippines (Sophie Roman Haug 6', 17', 90+5, Caroline Graham Hansen 31', Alicia Barker 48' OG, Guro Reiten 53' P)
• 30th July: Switzerland 0-0 New Zealand

The New Zealand team kicked off their campaign with a slender 1-0 victory against Norway. The Philippines faced Switzerland in an intriguing matchup, with Switzerland emerging victorious with a 2-0 scoreline. The Philippines, however, bounced back with a 1-0 win against New Zealand. Switzerland and Norway locked horns in a hard-fought contest that ended in a goalless draw. The Group A drama continued when Norway delivered an impressive 6-0 thrashing of the Philippines, and once again, Switzerland settled for a goalless draw against New Zealand.

Here's how the Table looks at the end of the Group Stage:

Group B

• 20 July: Australia 1-0 Republic of Ireland (Steph Catley 52' pen)
• 21 July: Nigeria 0-0 Canada
• 26 July: Canada 2-1 Republic of Ireland (Megan Connolly own goal 45+5'; Adriana Leon 53'; Katie McCabe 4')
• 27 July: Australia (Emily van Egmond 45+1', Alanna Kennedy 90+10') 2-3 Nigeria (Uchenna Kanu 45+6', Osinachi Ohale 65', Asisat Oshoala 72')
• 31 July: Canada 0-4 Australia (Hayley Raso 9', 39', Mary Fowler 58', Steph Catley 90+4)
• 31 July: Republic of Ireland 0-0 Nigeria

Australia started on a positive note by securing a narrow 1-0 win against Republic of Ireland. Nigeria and Canada displayed a fiercely competitive encounter that ultimately ended in a goalless draw. Canada then turned the tide in their favor by clinching a 2-1 win over Republic of Ireland. However, the standout match in this group was between Australia and Nigeria, with Nigeria prevailing 3-2 in a thrilling contest. Canada, on the other hand, suffered a 4-0 defeat at the hands of Australia. Republic of Ireland held Nigeria to a 0-0 draw.

Here's how the Table looks at the end of the Group Stage:

Group C

• 21 July: Spain 3-0 Costa Rica (Valeria del Campo 21' OG, Aitana Bonmati 23', Esther Gonzalez 27')
• 22 July: Zambia 0-5 Japan (Miyazawa Hinata 43', 62', Tanaka Mina 55', Endo Jun 71', Ueki Riko 90+11' pen)
• 26 July: Japan 2-0 Costa Rica (Naomoto Hikaru 25', Fujino Aoba 27')
• 26 July: Spain 5-0 Zambia (Teresa Abelleira 9', Jenni Hermoso 13', 70', Alba Redondo 69', 85')
• 31 July: Japan 4-0 Spain (Hinata Miyazawa 12', 40', Riko Ueki 29', Mina Tanaka 82')
• 31 July: Costa Rica (Daphne Melissa Herrera Monge 47') 1-3 Zambia (Lushomo Mweemba 3', Barbra Banda 31' pen, Racheal Kundananji 90+3')

Group C witnessed Spain's supremacy, as they dominated their opening match with a convincing 3-0 win against Costa Rica. Meanwhile, Japan showcased their attacking prowess with a comprehensive 5-0 victory over Zambia. Japan continued their winning streak with a 2-0 triumph against Costa Rica. Spain kept their momentum going by demolishing Zambia 5-0. The group's highlight was the intense encounter between Japan and Spain, with Japan winning a decisive 4-0 victory. Costa Rica fought valiantly but ultimately succumbed to a 3-1 defeat against Zambia.

Here's how the Table looks at the end of the Group Stage:

Group D

• 22 July: England 1-0 Haiti (Stanway 29' pen)
• 22 July: Denmark 1-0 People's Republic of China (Vangsgaard 90+1')
• 28 July: England 1-0 Denmark (James 6')
• 28 July: People's Republic of China 1-0 Haiti (Shuang 74' pen)
• 1 Aug: People's Republic of China (Shuang 57') 1-6 England (Russo 4', Hemp 25', James 41', 65', Kelly 77', Daly 84')
• 1 Aug: Haiti 0-2 Denmark (Pernille Harder 21', Sanne Troelsgaard 90+10')

Group D provided some nail-biting matches. England got off to a winning start by securing a narrow 1-0 victory against Haiti. Denmark, too, displayed their strength with a 1-0 win over China PR. Haiti struggled to contain China PR's attack and lost 1-0. England continued their dominance with another narrow 1-0 victory, this time against Denmark. However, the standout performance came from England's third match against China PR where England triumphed 6-1 against England in a surprising upset. The final match between Haiti and Denmark ended with a 2-0 victory to Denmark.

Here's how the Table looks at the end of the Group Stage:

Group E

• 22 July: United States 3-0 vs Vietnam (Sophia Smith 14', 45+7', Lindsey Horan 77')
• 23 July: Netherlands 1-0 Portugal (Stefanie van der Gragt 13')
• 27 July: United States (Lindsey Horan 62') 1-1 Netherlands (Jill Roord 16'; Lindsey Horan 62')
• 27 July: Portugal 2-0 Vietnam (Telma Encarnacao 7', Francisca Nazareth 21')
• 1 August: Portugal 0-0 United States
• 1 August: Vietnam 0-7 Netherlands (Lieke Martens 8', Katja Snoeijs 11', Esmee Brugts 18', 57', Jill Roord 23', 83', Danielle van de Donk 45')

Group E saw the USA establish their supremacy right from the start, as they secured a convincing 3-0 win over Vietnam. Netherlands also showed their prowess, narrowly defeating Portugal 1-0. The encounter between USA and Netherlands resulted in a thrilling 1-1 draw. Portugal managed a 2-0 win over Vietnam. Netherland's dominance continued with an emphatic 7-0 victory against Vietnam. The final match between Portugal and USA ended in a goalless draw.

Here's how the Table looks at the end of the Group Stage:

Group F

• 23 July: France 0-0 Jamaica
• 24 July: Brazil 4-0 Panama (Ary Borges 19', 39', 70', Beatriz Zaneratto 48')
• 29 July: France 2-1 Brazil (Eugenie Le Sommer 17', Wendie Renard 83'; Debora Cristiane de Oliveira 'Debinha' 58')
• 29 July: Panama 0-1 Jamaica (Allyson Swaby 56')
• 2 August: Panama 3-6 France (Marta Cox 2', Yomira Pinzon 64', Lineth Cedeno 87'; Maelle Lakrar 21', Kadidiatou Diani 28', 37', 52', Lea Le Garrec 45+5', Vicki Becho 90+10')
• 2 August: Jamaica 0-0 Brazil

Group F showcased some intense battles. France and Jamaica kicked off their campaign with a goalless draw. Brazil displayed their strength by securing a convincing 4-0 win over Panama. Jamaica started their goal-scoring in their match against Panama ending in a 1-0 result. France delivered a standout performance, edging out Brazil with a 2-1 victory. The Group F goal-fest came in the match between Panama and France, with France sealing a thrilling 6-3 win. The last match between Jamaica and Brazil ended in a goalless draw.

Here's how the Table looks at the end of the Group Stage:

Group G

• 23 July: Sweden 2-1 South Africa (Fridolina Rolfo 63', Amanda Ilestedt 90'; Hildah Magaia 48')
• 24 July: Italy 1-0 Argentina (Cristiana Girelli 87')
• 28 July: Argentina 2-2 South Africa (Sophia Braun 74', Romina Nunez 79'; Linda Motlhalo 30', Thimba Kgatlana 66')
• 29 July: Sweden 5-0 Italy (Amanda Ilestedt 39', 50, Fridolina Rolfo 44', Stina Blackstenius 45+1', Rebecka Blomqvist 90+5')
• 2 August: Argentina 0-2 Sweden (Rebecka Blomqvist 66', Elin Rubensson 90')
• 2 August: South Africa 3-2 Italy (Arianna Caruso 11', 74'; Benedetta Orsi own-goal 32', Hildah Magaia 67', Thembi Kgatlana 90+2')

In Group G, Sweden began with a 2-1 victory against South Africa. Italy secured a narrow 1-0 win over Argentina. South Africa and Argentina engaged in a pulsating contest that ended in an exciting 2-2 draw. Sweden showcased their dominance with a resounding 5-0 win against Italy. Argentina faced another defeat as Sweden emerged victorious with a 2-0 scoreline. South Africa's encounter with Italy provided fireworks, resulting in a thrilling 3-2 victory for South Africa.

Here's how the Table looks at the end of the Group Stage:

Group H

• 24 July: Germany 6-0 Morocco (Alexandra Popp 11', 39', Klara Bühl 46', Hanane Aït El Hag own-goal 54', Yasmin Mrabet own-goal 79', Lea Schüller 90')
• 25 July: Colombia 2-0 Republic of Korea (Catalina Usme 30' (p), Linda Caicedo 39')
• 30 July: Republic of Korea 0-1 Morocco (Ibtissam Jraidi 6')
• 30 July: Germany 1-2 Colombia (Popp 89' P; Linda Caicedo 52', Manuela Vanegas 90'+7')
• 3 August: Germany 1-1 Korea Republic (Cho 6', Popp 42')
• 3 August: Morocco 1-0 Colombia (Lahmari 45'+4')

Group H saw Germany's sheer dominance as they crushed Morocco with a stunning 6-0 victory. Colombia also displayed their strength, securing a 2-0 win over the Republic of Korea. Morocco put in a good performance with an early goal against Korea with the game ending in a 1:0 victory. Colombia delivered a standout performance, edging out Germany with a narrow 2-1 victory. Germany and Korea fought hard throughout and finished with a respectable 1-1 draw. Morocco secured their place in the next group with a 1-0 victory over Colombia.

Here's how the Table looks at the end of the Group Stage:

What's Next?

Next up for the 16 teams that have made it through the group stages is the "Round of 16". The next round is the first of the knockout stages of the FIFA Women's World Cup. The competition will be fiercer than ever as each team fights hard for their place in the quarter finals.