Football Women's World Cup 2019: Round of 16 schedule The top two teams of every group automatically qualified for the knockouts. The other four berths were for the best third-place teams in the tournament, depending on points, goals scored and goal difference. Team Sportstar Chennai 21 June, 2019 20:19 IST The FIFA Women's World Cup moves into the Round of 16 stage on Saturday. The eight winners will move into the quarterfinals. - Getty Images Team Sportstar Chennai 21 June, 2019 20:19 IST With the group stages having drawn to a dramatic end, it’s time to look ahead to the next stage in the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 – the Round of 16. Twenty four teams, including four debutant sides, battled it out across six groups over the last fortnight for a place in the last 16. The top two teams of every group automatically qualified for the knockout, occupying 12 spots. The other four berths were for the best third-place teams in the tournament, depending on points, goals scored and goal difference.READ : Women's World Cup group stage: Results and standings Here is the full list of the teams that have qualified :GroupTop-two teamsBest third-place teamAFrance, NorwayNigeriaBGermany, SpainChinaCItaly, AustraliaBrazilDEngland, Japan-ENetherlands, CanadaCameroonFUSA, Sweden-TOURNAMENT FIXTURES: ROUND OF 16TieDate and TimeVenueGermany 3-0 Nigeria22 June, Saturday(9pm IST)Stade des Alpes, GrenobleNorway 4-1 Australia (aet)23 June, Sunday(12.30AM IST)Stade de Nice, NiceEngland 3-0 Cameroon23 June, Sunday(9PM IST)Stade du Hainaut, ValenciennesFrance 2-1 Brazil (aet)24 June, Monday(12.30AM IST)Stade Oceane, Le HavreSpain 1-2 USA24 June, Monday(9.30PM IST)Stade Auguste-Delaune, ReimSweden 1-0 Canada25 June, Tuesday(12.30AM IST)Parc des Princes, ParisItaly 2-0 China25 June, Tuesday(9.30PM IST)Stade de la Mosson, MontpellierNetherlands 2-1 Japan26 June, Wednesday(12.30AM IST)Roazhon Park, Rennes
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