The 2019 Women's World Cup is well underway, and six more teams will join the fun on Tuesday 11 June.
Some of the game's best players will be on show, as a number of the pre-tournament favourites will get their first taste of action on matchday five.
The Netherlands, USA and Sweden will all be looking for a deep run in the competition, so a positive result to kick-start their campaign is a must.
Here's everything you need to know about the three upcoming fixtures.
This is the fifth time that New Zealand have qualified for a World Cup, although they are still looking for their first ever win in the competition.