Germany enter the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup as the second-ranked team in the world, with only the United States above them.
The Germans won back-to-back WWC titles in 2003 and 2007, but their results since then have been underwhelming for a team of their stature. A disappointing quarter-final exit on home soil in 2011 was followed up by a fourth-place finish at Canada 2015. They then exited in the quarters in the 2019 World Cup, a poor result that was reinforced by their failure to even qualify for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
However, things are looking up against for the Greman program, and an appearance in the final of the 2022 UEFA Women's Championship points towards brighter skies ahead. With such high hopes, Germany should cruise through the group stage, leaving Morocco, South Korea and Colombia to fight over the other knockout-round berth from Group H.
Recent form dictates that the Koreans and Colombians will battle it it for second place in the group, although both teams enter the tournament with mixed results so far this year.
Women's World Cup 2023 Group H: Dates, kick-off times
All kick-off times are listed in AEST.
| Date | Time | Fixture | Venue |
| July 24 | 18:30 | Germany vs. Morocco | Melbourne Rectangular Stadium |
| July 25 | 12:00 | Colombia vs. South Korea | Sydney Football Stadium |
| July 30 | 14:30 | South Korea vs. Morocco | Hindmarsh Stadium |
| July 30 | 19:30 | Germany vs. Colombia | Sydney Football Stadium |
| Aug. 3 | 20:00 | South Korea vs. Germany | Lang Park |
| Aug. 3 | 20:00 | Morocco vs. Colombia | Perth Rectangular Stadium |
Women's World Cup 2023 Group H: How to watch
- UK: ITV
- USA: FOX, FS1, Telemundo
- Canada: CTV, TSN, RDS
- Australia: Optus Sport, 7 Plus
- New Zealand: Sky Sport
For listings in your region, consult FIFA.com.