Norway begins at 3:00 AM ET from Auckland, followed by Sam Kerr and Australia taking on Republic of Ireland at 6:00 AM ET from Sydney Football Stadium. Host nations Australia and New Zealand open the tournament on FOX with their first group stage matches on Thursday, July 20.Live coverage for every USWNT group stage match will feature an expanded two-hour pregame show.More FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 ™ on FOX Sports highlights: Shining a spotlight on all the action and storylines, FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP ™ TODAY airs select mornings on FS1, while FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP ™ TONIGHT airs across FOX and FS1 throughout the tournament as the network’s postgame show recapping every moment.įOX Sports Digital’s award-winning WORLD CUP NOW pre-and-postgame show on Twitter returns for the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ after successfully live streaming 132 shows that produced more than 60 hours of original content from and generated 88.4 million views on Twitter alone during FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™. FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP ™ LIVE serves as the network’s dynamic preview and bridge show during the tournament with FOX Sports experts and soccer legends providing in-depth analysis prior to and between matches. “Thanks in part to this edition of the world’s greatest sporting event featuring an expanded field, the robust broadcast schedule includes more matches on English-language broadcast television than ever before and serves as a true extension of FOX Sports’ commitment to delivering equitable and award-winning coverage around the beautiful game.”īetween live match coverage and dedicated shoulder programming, FOX Sports will produce more than 190 hours of live first-run programming around the tournament. “The combination of Australia and New Zealand as spectacular venues for the two-time defending World Champion United States Women’s National Team provides a perfect stage for the Americans’ quest to secure a place in the record books,” said Neal. 1, begins at 3:00 AM ET with Eden Park again serving as host stadium.ĭavid Neal, Executive Producer of FIFA Women’s World Cup ™ on FOX and Vice President of Production for FOX Sports, expressed excitement with the network’s schedule and the surrounding storylines ahead of the competition. Netherlands features another primetime start at 9:00 PM ET on Wednesday, July 26, from Wellington Regional Stadium in New Zealand. Vietnam on the second day of the tournament, Friday, July 21, in primetime at 9:00 PM ET from Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand. 1 ranked team, the reigning back-to-back champion USWNT, led by returning stars in Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe, seek a fifth star above their crest starting with three group stage matches on FOX. Accompanying FOX Sports’ multiplatform coverage, all 64 FIFA Women’s World Cup ™ matches from this summer’s expanded tournament will stream live on the FOX Sports App.Īppearing in their ninth FIFA Women’s World Cup ™ and entering the competition as FIFA’s No. The FIFA Women’s World Cup ™ Quarterfinals, Semifinals, third-place match and the Final will all be televised on FOX, while 35 group stage matches will air on FS1.

English-language broadcast network with five of the 29 airing in primetime and a dozen landing on weekends. The 29-match slate on FOX represents the largest number of FIFA Women’s World Cup ™ matches ever on a U.S. 20, FOX Sports will present 64 matches live across FOX (29) and FS1 (35) with every match live streaming on the FOX Sports App. From Thursday, July 20, through Sunday, Aug. LOS ANGELES – FOX Sports, America’s English-language home for the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 ™, today unveils its broadcast schedule for this summer’s thrilling tournament that will see the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) compete for a chance at history in winning a third-consecutive title. More than 190 Hours of First-Run Programming Spotlighting TournamentįOX Sports Digital’s Award-Winning WORLD CUP NOW Show Returns on Twitter USWNT Open Historic Campaign with Two Primetime Matches on FOX: Friday, July 21 and Wednesday, July 26 at 9:00 PM ET 29 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ Matches on FOX Mark Most Ever on a U.S.

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