How to watch the 2023 Women’s World Cup: TV & streaming schedule

The ninth Women’s World Cup is set to takeoff Thursday, July 20 and all the month-long action can be caught on Fox and FS1, along with the network’s digital platforms and apps.

The tournament will take place between co-hosts Australia and New Zealand, hosting 30 other teams who qualified for the world spectacle from their particular confederation tournaments or playoffs.

To start, the 32 national teams are divided into eight groups with each comprising of four teams, playing each opponent in competition for a knockout round qualification. Only two teams per group will advance.

The tournament will go into the round of sixteen followed by the subsequent rounds of the quarterfinals, semifinals, third place final, and World Cup final.

The United States women are in the lead with four titles in the past eight years (1991, 1999, 2015, 2019) and are the defending champions entering this year’s tournament. Germany has won two (2003, 2007), and Norway (1995) and Japan (2011) each hold one World Cup championship.

Group stage

Thursday, July 20

New Zealand vs. Norway, Group A, Eden Park
3 a.m., Fox

Australia vs. Republic of Ireland, Group B, Stadium Australia
6 a.m., Fox

Nigeria vs. Canada, Group B, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
10:30 a.m., Fox

Friday, July 21

Philippines vs. Switzerland, Group A, Dunedin Stadium
1 a.m., FS1

Spain vs. Costa Rica, Group C, Wellington Regional Stadium
3:30 a.m., FS1

United States vs. Vietnam, Group E, Eden Park
9 p.m., Fox

Saturday, July 22

Zambia vs. Japan, Group C, Waikato Stadium
3 a.m., FS1

England vs. Haiti, Group D, Brisbane Stadium
5:30 a.m., Fox

Denmark vs. China, Group D, Perth Rectangular Stadium
8 a.m., Fox

Sunday, July 23

Sweden vs. South Africa, Group G, Wellington Regional Stadium
1 a.m., FS1

Netherlands vs. Portugal, Group E, Dunedin Stadium
3:30 a.m., FS1

France vs. Jamaica, Group F, Sydney Football Stadium
6 a.m., Fox

Monday, July 24

Italy vs. Argentina, Group G, Eden Park
2 a.m., FS1

Germany vs. Morocco, Group H, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
4:30 a.m., FS1

Brazil vs. Panama, Group F, Hindmarsh Stadium
7 a.m., FS1

Colombia vs. South Korea, Group H, Sydney Football Stadium
10 p.m., FS1

Tuesday, July 25

New Zealand vs. Philippines, Group A, Wellington Regional Stadium
1:30 a.m., FS1

Switzerland vs. Norway, Group A, Waikato Stadium
4 a.m., FS1

Wednesday, July 26

Japan vs. Costa Rica, Group C, Dunedin Stadium
1 a.m., FS1

Spain vs. Zambia, Group C, Eden Park
3:30 a.m., FS1

Canada vs. Republic of Ireland, Group B, Perth Rectangular Stadium
8 a.m., FS1

United States vs. Netherlands, Group E, Wellington Regional Stadium
9 p.m., Fox

Thursday, July 27

Portugal vs. Vietnam, Group E, Waikato Stadium
3:30 a.m., FS1

Australia vs. Nigeria, Group B, Brisbane Stadium
6 a.m., FS1

Argentina vs. South Africa, Group G, Dunedin Stadium
8 p.m., FS1

Friday, July 28

England vs. Denmark, Group D, Sydney Football Stadium
4:30 a.m., FS1

China vs. Haiti, Group D, Hindmarsh Stadium
7 a.m., FS1

Saturday, July 29

Sweden vs. Italy, Group G, Wellington Regional Stadium
3:30 a.m., FS1

France vs. Brazil, Group F, Brisbane Stadium
6 a.m., Fox

Panama vs. Jamaica, Group F, Perth Rectangular Stadium
8:30 a.m., Fox

Sunday, July 30

South Korea vs. Morocco, Group H, Hindmarsh Stadium
12:30 a.m., Fox

Switzerland vs. New Zealand, Group A, Dunedin Stadium
3 a.m., Fox

Norway vs. Philippines, Group A, Eden Park
3 a.m., FS1

Germany vs. Colombia, Group H, Eden Park
5:30 a.m., FS1

Monday, July 31

Japan vs. Spain, Group C, Wellington Regional Stadium
3 a.m., Fox

Costa Rica vs. Zambia, Group C, Waikato Stadium
3 a.m., FS1

Canada vs. Australia, Group B, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
6 a.m., Fox

Republic of Ireland vs. Nigeria, Group B, Brisbane Stadium
6 a.m., FS1

Tuesday, Aug. 1

Portugal vs. United States, Group E, Eden Park
3 a.m., Fox

Vietnam vs. Netherlands, Group E, Dunedin Stadium
3 a.m., FS1

Haiti vs. Denmark, Group D, Perth Rectangular Stadium
7 a.m., FS1

China vs. England, Group D, Hindmarsh Stadium
7 a.m., Fox

Wednesday, Aug. 2

South Africa vs. Italy, Group G, Wellington Regional Stadium
3 a.m., FS1

Argentina vs. Sweden, Group G, Waikato Stadium
3 a.m., Fox

Panama vs. France, Group F, Sydney Football Stadium
6 a.m., Fox

Jamaica vs. Brazil, Group F, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
6 a.m., FS1

Thursday, Aug. 3

South Korea vs. Germany, Group H, Brisbane Stadium
6 a.m., Fox

Morocco vs. Colombia, Group H, Perth Rectangular Stadium
6 a.m., FS1

Round of 16

Saturday, Aug. 5

(1) Group A winner vs. Group C second place, Auckland
1 a.m., FS1

(2) Group C winner vs. Group A second place, Wellington
4 a.m., FS1

(3) Group E winner vs. Group G second place, Sydney
10 p.m., Fox

Sunday, Aug. 6

(4) Group G winner vs. Group E second place, Melbourne
5 a.m., Fox

Monday, Aug. 7

(5) Group D winner vs. Group B second place, Brisbane
3:30 a.m., FS1

(6) Group B winner vs. Group D second place, Sydney
6:30 a.m., FS1

Tuesday, Aug. 8

(7) Group H winner vs. Group F second place, Melbourne
4 a.m., FS1

(8) Group F winner vs. Group H second place, Adelaide
7 a.m., FS1

Quarterfinals

Thursday, Aug. 10

(1) Round of 16 (1) winner vs. Round of 16 (3) winner, Wellington
9 p.m., Fox

Friday, Aug. 11

(2) Round of 16 (2) winner vs. Round of 16 (4) winner, Auckland
3:30 a.m., Fox

Saturday, Aug. 12

(3) Round of 16 (6) winner vs. Round of 16 (8) winner, Brisbane
3 a.m., Fox

(4) Round of 16 (5) winner vs. Round of 16 (7) winner, Sydney
6:30 a.m., Fox

Semifinals

Tuesday, Aug. 15

Quarterfinal (1) winner vs. Quarterfinal (2) winner, Auckland
4 a.m., Fox

Wednesday, Aug. 16

Quarterfinal (3) winner vs. Quarterfinal (4) winner, Sydney
6 a.m., Fox

Third-place game

Saturday, Aug. 19

4 a.m., Fox

Final

Sunday, Aug. 20

6 a.m., Fox