FIFA Women's World Cup 2023: Live stream, schedule

The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 is at its final stage, where the two best teams, England and Spain, compete in the final match of the World Cup to win the trophy.

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Here is how you can watch the Women’s FIFA World Cup Semi-finals and final matches live stream for free:

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BBC and ITV have the right to stream the final match.

Note: If you can’t access any of these free FIFA World Cup streams in your country, you can still use ExpressVPN to connect to a server where the channel is broadcasting FIFA coverage.

Where to Watch FIFA Women’s World Cup final – Channels & Broadcasters

Here are your options to watch the Women’s FIFA World Cup Live stream:

Fox Sports

Initially, Fox will broadcast the Fifa Women’s World Cup matches on its primary and Fox Sports channels. If your cable subscription encompasses Fox channels, then you are all set. However, if it does not, you can opt for live TV streaming services, including FuboTV, Sling TV (Blue package), Hulu with Live TV, and YouTube TV, all of which provide Fox channels to meet your requirements.

7 Network

In Australia, you can catch the Women’s World Cup matches broadcasted by the Seven Network. You can watch the games on your TV or stream them online using 7Plus, the Seven Network’s digital platform.

It’s worth noting that some games may be broadcasted exclusively on the Seven Network’s premium channel, 7mate, so you should check the TV schedule or 7Plus listings to ensure you don’t miss out on any games.

ITV

ITV is a British free-to-air television network that broadcasts various sports events, including the Women’s FIFA World Cup matches. If you are in the United Kingdom and can access ITV channels, you can watch the games live on your TV.

However, if you can’t access a TV or cannot watch the games live, you can utilize ITVX to stream the matches online. ITVX is the online streaming platform of ITV, allowing viewers to watch live TV and catch up on missed shows.

BBC iPlayer

BBC is the official broadcaster of the Women’s FIFA World Cup matches in the United Kingdom. If you reside in the UK and can access BBC channels, you can watch the games live as they happen. However, if you cannot view the games on TV, you can use the BBC iPlayer to stream and watch them online.

It’s worth noting that the specific channels that each game is being broadcasted on may vary, so you should check the BBC website or TV listings to confirm the schedule of the games. Also, remember that you will require a valid TV license to watch the games on the BBC iPlayer.

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Broadcasters

The 2023 Women’s FIFA World Cup will be broadcasted worldwide, with numerous official broadcasters bringing the excitement of the tournament to fans across the globe.

Territory	Broadcaster
Albania	RTSH
Argentina	TyC Sports
Australia	Optus Sport, Seven Network
Austria	ORF
Belgium	RTBF, VRT
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Arena Sport, BHRT
Brazil	Globo, Casimiro Live Mode
Bulgaria	BNT
Canada	Bell Media
China	Shinai Sports
Croatia	Arena Sport, HRT
Cyprus	CyBC
Czech Republic	ČT, TV Nova
Denmark	Viaplay Group, NRK
Estonia	ERR
Europe	EBU
Finland	Yle
Georgia	GPB
Greece	ANT1
Hungary	MTVA
Iceland	RÚV
Ireland	RTÉ
Kosovo	Arena Sport, RTK
Latvia	LTV
Lithuania	LRT
Malta	PBS
MENA	beIN Sports
Moldova	TRM
Montenegro	Arena Sport, RTCG
Netherlands	NOS
New Zealand	Sky Sport
North Korea	KBS
North Macedonia	Arena Sport, MRT
Norway	Viaplay Group, NRK
Pacific Islands	Digicel
Poland	Viaplay Group
Paraguay	TyC Sports
Puerto Rico	Fox, Telemundo
Romania	TVR
Serbia	Arena Sport, RTS
Singapore	Mediacorp, Singtel, StarHub
Slovakia	RTVS, TV Nova
Slovenia	Arena Sport, RTVSLO
South Africa	SABC
South Korea	KBS
Sub-Saharan Africa	New World TV, SuperSport
Sweden	Viaplay Group, NRK
Switzerland	SRG SSR
Turkey	TRT
United States	Fox, Telemundo
Uruguay	TyC Sports
Vietnam	VMG Media

FIFA Women’s World Cup Finals Preview

The FIFA Women’s World Cup final is set to be an exciting match between two of the best teams in the world, Spain and England, scheduled for 20th August. Both teams have been impressive throughout the tournament and will be looking to go all the way and lift the trophy.

Spain has a strong team, with players like Alexia Putellas, Jennifer Hermoso, and Marta Torrejon. They are also very well-coached by Jorge Vilda.

England is the tournament’s dark horse, but they have played great football in recent months. They have a very young team, but they are full of talent. Players like Lauren Hemp, Ellen White, and Beth Mead have all been in great form.

The final will surely be a close contest, which could go either way. Spain is the favorite, but England have the momentum.

Head-to-Head Record

Considering both official games and friendly matches, Spain and England have encountered each other 11 times since 2007. The overall record favors England at 6 wins, 3 losses, and 2 draws, thus giving them the advantage in past performances.

The Lionesses also emerged triumphant in the most recent encounter, a closely contested match during the Euro 2022 quarterfinals that extended into extra time.

Here is a more detailed look at the two teams:

Spain’s Strengths

Strong attack: Spain has one of the best attacks in the world, with players like Alexia Putellas, Jennifer Hermoso, and Marta Torrejon. They are all capable of scoring goals, and they will be a threat to England’s defense.

Experienced team: Spain has a very experienced team, with players like Putellas, Hermoso, and Torrejon all having played in major tournaments before. This experience will be important in the final and could give them an edge over England.

Spain’s Weaknesses

Lack of height: Spain does not have a lot of height in their team, which could be a problem against England’s physical defenders.

Inconsistent form: Spain has not been as consistent as they would have liked in recent months. They have had some good results, but they have also had some bad ones. This inconsistency could be a factor in the final.

England’s Strengths

Young and talented team: England has a very young and talented team, with players like Lauren Hemp, Ellen White, and Beth Mead. They are all full of energy and enthusiasm, and they will be a threat to Spain’s defense.

Good form: England have been in good form in recent months and have won their last 10 games. This form will give them confidence going into the final.

Strong defense: England has a strong defense, led by Lucy Bronze and Leah Williamson. They will be looking to keep a clean sheet in the final, and they can do so.

England’s Weaknesses

Lack of experience: England does not have as much experience as Spain, which could be a factor in the final.

Lack of height: England does not have a lot of height in their team, which could be a problem against Spain’s physical attackers.

2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Prize Money

FIFA has honored its commitment to the players’ union by allocating the most $110 million prize pool for the upcoming Women’s World Cup directly to the 732 talented players set to compete in the tournament.

The champions will be awarded US$4,290,000, while every qualifying team is guaranteed at least US$1,560,000. The earnings for each team based on their progress in the tournament are as follows:

Group stage: US$1,560,000
Round of 16: US$1,870,000
Quarter-finals: US$2,180,000
Fourth place: US$2,455,000
Third place: US$2,610,000
Runners-up: US$3,015,000
Champions: US$4,290,000

Every player among the 732 participants is guaranteed a minimum of US$30,000. The players on the winning team will receive US$270,000. The amount each player stands to earn depends on their team’s progress in the tournament:

Group stage: US$30,000
Round of 16: US$60,000
Quarter-finals: US$90,000
Fourth place: US$165,000
Third place: US$180,000
Runners-up: US$195,000
Champions: US$270,000

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where will the 2023 Women’s FIFA World Cup be held?

The 2023 Women’s FIFA World Cup will be held in the Oceanic regions of Australia and New Zealand, commencing on the 20th of July 2023 and concluding with the final match precisely a month later, on the 20th of August 2023.

How can I watch the Women’s FIFA World Cup live stream?

Watch the Women’s FIFA World Cup live stream on Fox Sports, ITV, BBC, and 7Plus.

What is the schedule for the Women’s FIFA World Cup?

The Women’s FIFA World Cup will commence on the 20th of July 2023 and will conclude with the final match exactly a month later, on the 20th of August 2023. The schedule is divided into several stages: the group stage, a round of 16, quarterfinals, semi-finals, third-place playoff, and final.