16 August
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. A Spain v England final looms after two dramatic semi-finals in the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 saw Sweden and Australia ousted and confined to the dreaded third-fourth play-off match.
England’s pulsating 3-1 victory over co-hosts Australia today means we have a clear leader in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition (see league table below), which like the tournament itself is reaching a thrilling climax.
The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla, a proud Spaniard, will have been shouting “Olé!” not just after her home country’s triumph over Sweden but following England’s victory against Australia, a result (though not exact score) that she predicted.
As a result, Irene has edged ahead of our long-time leader, Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly, who opted for an Australian victory, a rare miss by the Irish sharp-shooter.
Irene’s single point means that the only other contestant with a chance of winning is The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner, who will need to score with Ella Toone-like precision in the final two matches to pass our two leaders.
Who will this top-class trio plump for in Saturday’s third-fourth play-off, a match that will decide the penultimate league table? And more intriguingly, will UK-based Irene opt for her long-term country of residence or her homeland in the final?
Sue will be studying both matches closely as our competition fittingly looks like coming down to a contest between two travel retail women with only Aran left to gate crash the party.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
15 August
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. Forget travel retail, move into footbally punditry instead. That must surely be the message to Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly and The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla as they remain locked at the top of the leaderboard in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition (see league table below).
Remarkably, both hotshots predicted the exact score in Spain’s dramatic 2-1 semi-final triumph over Sweden today.
That leaves them four points clear of The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner, perhaps the only remaining contender with a realistic chance of challenging our two long-time front-runners.
A maximum nine points is still on offer for the final three matches but as our league table below shows, it would take an unlikely collapse by Sue or Irene for Aran or certainly any of those a few points further back to overtake the leaders. Then again, this is sport and anything can happen.
Who will our leaders opt for in tomorrow’s big semi-final showdown between hometown heroines Australia (affectionately known as The Matildas) and England?
Sue a proud Irishwoman and Irene a passionate Spaniard. Surely neither will support England? Would they? Sue… come on… really?
Irene, however, being based in London might like to have a boot in both camps via a Spain v England final. That may be the case but don’t count against those gutsy Matildas waltzing all the way to the final.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
13 August
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly and The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla remain locked at the top of the leaderboard as our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition enters the semi-final stages (see league table below).
The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner remains in contention, just two points back, with three players – ARI Chief Commercial Officer & Deputy CEO Anthony Kenny, The Moodie Davitt Report Research Director Jessica Allerton and Helen Pawson from Purple within a good centre forward’s striking distance three points back.
Helen is on a late charge, having picked the winners of a remarkable nine consecutive games, including two correct scores. Could the Leicester City supporter pull off a dramatic victory every bit as unlikely as that of the Foxes’ feat in winning the Premier League in 2015/16?
We will find out soon enough with the semi-finals to be played on 15 and 16 August, followed by the third-place play-off and final on 19 and 20 August, respectively.
Enter your predictions now for the semi-finals:
Spain v Sweden
Australia v England
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
11 August
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. A close battle between Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly and The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla continues as the Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition enters the last two quarter-finals on Saturday (see league table below).
The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner drops into third after Sue and Irene picked up (a perfect) 6 and 4 points respectively from today’s quarter-finals..
The Moodie Davitt Report’s Research Director Jessica Allerton sits in 4th place just ahead of ARI Chief Commercial Officer & Deputy CEO Anthony Kenny in 5th.
There are plenty more opportunities for things to change, with the second set of matches in the quarter-finals kicking off on Saturday morning.
Enter your predictions now for Saturday’s intriguing match-ups:
Australia v France.
England v Colombia
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
10 August
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. A battle royal between Aer Rianta International (ARI) and The Moodie Davitt Report executives is taking place as Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities heads into the final stages (see league table below).
The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner leapfrogged his colleague, Publisher Irene Revilla, into top spot after snapping up four points in Tuesday’s matches, which brought the Round of 16 to a close.
Just one point behind Irene, Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly, who has been prominent throughout the competition, sits in third. The Moodie Davitt Report’s Subscriptions and Administration Manager Kristyn Branisel and Research Director Jessica Allerton sit in 4th equal place just ahead of ARI Chief Commercial Officer & Deputy CEO Anthony Kenny, Andrew Silver from World Duty Free and Helen Pawson from Purple.
There are plenty more opportunities for things to change as the tounament (and our competition) head into the quarter-finals.
Enter your predictions now for four intriguing match-ups:
Spain v The Netherlands.
Japan v Sweden.
Australia v France.
England v Colombia.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
07 August
Soy mujer, escúchame rugir
En números demasiado grandes para ignorar
I am woman, hear me roarIn numbers too big to ignore – I am Woman, Helen Reddy
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher, Spaniard (and Spanish football-lover) Irene Revilla has made a dramatic surge to top spot in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities following Monday’s Round of 16 matches (see league table below).
Hosts Australia beat Denmark 2-0 while England edged past Nigeria on penalties, despite losing Lauren James to a straight red card in the second half.
Just one point behind Irene, The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner sits in second while Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly follows in third.
There remains much to play for with just 8 points covering the first 10 contenders with 10 matches (a potential 30 points) still to be decided.
Don’t forget to make your predictions for the next two set of matches on Tuesday featuring Colombia V Jamaica and France V Morocco.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
02 August
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly returns to top spot in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities following Wednesday’s matches (see league table below).
With a few high scoring games (including Panama 3-6 France and South Africa 3-2 Italy) the tournament kept on thrilling while also causing problems for many players score predictions.
Just two points behind Sue, The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner now sits in second while third-placed ARI Chief Commercial Officer & Deputy CEO Anthony Kenny remains tucked behind the leaders alongside The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla riding high along with her native Spain (now into the last 16) in the tournament.
One point back is Hannes Koch of Travel Retail Cooperation, always a strong contendor in our football competitions.
There remains much to play for with just 13 points covering the first 30 contenders and 18 matches (a potential 54 points) still to be decided.
Don’t forget to make your predictions for the next two set of matches on Thursday featuring South Korea V Germany and Morocco v Colombia.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
01 August
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner has pulled ahead in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities following Monday’s matches (see league table below).
With a few high scoring games (including England beating China 6-1 and The Netherlands beating Vietnam 7-0), correct scores were hard to come by, with the exception of Denmark beating Haiti 2-0.
Just two points behind Aran, Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly sits in second while third-placed ARI Chief Commercial Officer & Deputy CEO Anthony Kenny remains in close contention.
There remains much to play for with just 11 points covering the first 23 contenders and 22 matches (a potential 66 points) still to be decided.
Don’t forget to make your predictions for the next set of matches on Wednesday featuring Jamaica v Brazil, Panama v France, Argentina v Sweden and South Africa v Italy.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
31 JULY
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly and The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner remain tied in top spot in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities following Monday’s matches (see league table below).
With another set of results that were hard to predict (including Australia beating Canada 4-0 and the lowest-ranked side Zambia beating Costa Rica 3-1), scoring in our competition remained low.
Two points behind this duo is The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla, followed narrowly by ARI Chief Commercial Officer & Deputy CEO Anthony Kenny.
There remains much to play for with just 11 points covering the first 30 contenders and 26 matches (a potential 78 points) still to be decided.
Don’t forget to make your predictions for the next set of matches on Tuesday, with China v England, Haiti v Denmark, Portugal v USA and Vietnam v Netherlands to come tomorrow.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
30 JULY
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly and The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner are locked in top spot in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities following Sunday’s matches (see league table below).
In a day of sporting upsets (notably Colombia beating Germany), scoring in our competition was low but Kelly moved back to the top position she has occupied for much of the tournament.
Three points back on 32 are ARI Chief Commercial Officer & Deputy CEO Anthony Kenny and The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla.
But all remains to play for with just 10 points covering the first 28 contenders and 30 matches (a potential 90 points) still ahead.
Don’t forget to make your predictions for the next set of matches today (Monday, 31 July), with Costa Rica v Zambia, Japan v Spain, Canada v Australia and Ireland v Nigeria all on show.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
29 JULY
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner has taken over top spot in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities following Saturday’s matches (see league table below).
Turner picked up a maximum threee points for correctly predicting Jamaica’s 1-0 victory over Panama, moving him into the lead past previous pacemarker Aer Rianta International (ARI) Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly, who is just one point back on 33 points.
Looming menacingly two points further behind on 31 are ARI Chief Commercial Officer & Deputy CEO Anthony Kenny and The Moodie Davitt Report Publisher Irene Revilla.
But all remains to play for with just 10 points covering the first 25 contenders.
Don’t forget to get your predictions in for the next set of matches today (Sunday, 30 July), with South Korea v Morocco, Switzerland v New Zealand, Norway v Philippines and Germany v Columbia all key games.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
28 JULY
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. Aer Rianta International Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly holds top spot with 31 points after Friday’s matches in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities.
The Moodie Davitt Report’s Aran Turner sits second with 30 points while ARI Deputy CEO Anthony Kenny is a further point behind in third.
Below them remains a tight bunch of contestants with just seven points covering the next 29 places.
Don’t forget to get your predictions in for the next set of matches, with Sweden v Italy, France v Brazil and Panama v Jamaica making up Saturday’s games.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
27 JULY
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. Aer Rianta International Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly remains in top spot after Thursday’s matches in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities. Airport Retail Enterprises CEO John Chapman sits second, three points behind while ELR/MMI Global HR Director Narelle Fox rises to third, alongside Joe Jakob (Dufry) and Kristyn Branisel (The Moodie Davitt Report).
Below them remains a tightly contested with just five points covering the following 28 places.
Don’t forget to get your predictions in for the next set of matches, with England V Denmark, China V Haiti and Argentina V South Africa making up Friday’s games.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
26 JULY
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. Aer Rianta International Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly returns to top spot after Wednesday’s matches in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities. Airport Retail Enterprises CEO John Chapman sits second, three points behind while ELR/MMI Human Resources Administrator Faith Jemaimah Delos Reyes drops to third.
Below them sees a bunched field with just six points covering the following 47 places.
Don’t forget to get your predictions in for the next set of matches, with Australia V Nigeria, USA V Netherlands and Portugal V Vietnam making up Thursday’s games.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
25 JULY
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. Emirates Leisure Retail/Maritime and Mercantile International Human Resources Administrator Faith Jemaimah Delos Reyes has moved 3 points clear in our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities after Tuesday’s matches.
Behind her a bunched field sees just six points covering the next 23 places and twelve points separating the leading 61.
Aer Rianta International Global Head of Business Development Sue Kelly sits in second place.
Don’t forget to get your predictions in for the next set of matches, Canada v Republic of Ireland, Japan v Costa Rica and Spain v Zambia.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance of US$2k will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
24 JULY
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND. Emirates Leisure Retail/Maritime and Mercantile International Human Resources Administrator Faith Jemaimah Delos Reyes and The Moodie Davitt Report International Account Manager Aran Turner have moved into joint leadership of our Women’s World Cup 2023 Predictor Competition for women’s charities after Monday’s matches.
Behind them a bunched field sees just five points covering the first 30 places and nine points separating the leading 68.
Don’t forget to get your predictions in for the next set of matches, Colombia V South Korea, New Zealand V Philippines and Switzerland V Norway.
As reported, Diageo Global Travel, Blueprint, The Moodie Davitt Report, Aer Rianta International (ARI), King Power Group (Hong Kong), Purple, Qatar Duty Free and Victorinox are generously sponsoring the competition.
Prizes of US$1,000, US$600 and US$400 will be paid respectively to the winner, runner-up and third-placed contestants’ women’s charity of their choice.
The balance (currently US$2k, to be topped up by contributions from any further sponsors) will be donated to the Koma Karanth Foundation, Women in Travel+’s (WiTR+) chosen charity for 2023.
Every cent of sponsorship goes to charity. Additionally, The Moodie Davitt Report is donating US$20 to the Koma Karanth Foundation for each entrant to encourage participation (with 91 entries to date that is a further US$1,820 to the Koma Karanth Foundation).
To help your predictions you can see the pre-tournament FIFA world rankings below but be warned there have been several upset results already in this tournament.
The rules of the contest are simple. Qualified readers simply need to register with the site and then will be asked to provide a score prediction for every match. Reminders to post your score will be issued before each round for those who haven’t done so.
Entrants will receive 3 points for an exact score prediction and 1 point if they predict the correct result (win or draw) without getting the score correct.
You will need to register a new account even if you entered our winter Men’s World Cup in December 2022. You will also need to enter a Registration Code to join, which is MoodieDavitt2023.
A league table will be updated after every round of matches showing latest rankings, while the full table can be accessed at any point on the site.
