A soccer ball is pictured in this file photo. (JL Odom/Bay City News)

It happens once every four years, and when it does, the excitement leading up to it and throughout its month-long schedule is palpable.

This week marks the much-anticipated start of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, with first round matches taking place in Australia and New Zealand, where the tournament is being held. The tournament kicks off Thursday, and the final is set for Aug. 20.

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