Mark your calendar for July 10, 2023.
For the first time, the votes of the 37-member council that decides the host country. Previously, the decisions were made by an"executive committee," which was riddled with scandal and accusations. FIFA followed a similarly transparent process last year when it awarded the 2026 men's tournament to the joint bid from the US, Canada, and Mexico.
Another new addition in 2023? A ban on artificial turf. Athletes have long complained about the physical toll playing on artificial turf can take. While the men's games have been played on natural grass for some time, female players have had to advocate for the same treatment. In March, FIFA announced itWhere Can I Get Tickets For the 2023 Women's World Cup?Image Source:
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