Where to watch Women’s World Cup 2023: Full TV schedule, how to watch Spain vs Zambia
The FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand is now underway and both BBC and ITV have confirmed their schedule for the tournament. Here is when every game will be screened in the UK.
The highly anticipated Women’s World Cup 2023 is now underway as various nations head down under for the battle to be crowned champions of the world.
Much like last year’s highly successful European Championships in England, the tournament is expected to grow the women’s game even further after a year that has already saw immense growth across the globe.
Sarina Wiegman’s Lionesses side will head to the tournament as one of the favourites after a trophy laded last 18 months, however, a Megan Rapinoe led USA will be looking to maintain their crown as the world champions. Republic Of Ireland are enjoying their first taste of the action after qualifying for the tournament by beating Scotland in the play offs last year.
Two attendance records were already broken on opening day, with women’s football fans desperate to their hands on tickets and grab a sight off some of Europe’s best players, such as Alessia Russo, Aitana Bonmatí and legendary Brazilian striker Marta.
Can’t make it to Australia and New Zealand? You don’t have to miss a minute of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, after it was confirmed all matches would be available to watch live on ITV and BBC.
Below is a full list of this year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 TV schedule.
FIFA Women's World Cup UK TV Schedule
Wednesday 26 July
Japan v Costa Rica (6am, Dundedin) - ITV 1/STV/ITVX
Spain vs Zambia (8:30am, Auckland) - BBC Two/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
Canada v Republic of Ireland (1pm, Perth) - ITV 1/STV/ITVX
Thursday 27 July
USA v Netherlands (2am, Wellington) - BBC One/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
Portugal v Vietnam (8:30am, Hamilton) - ITV 1/STV/ITVX
Australia v Nigeria (11am, Brisbane) - BBC One/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
Friday 28 July
Argentina v South Africa (1am, Dundedin) - ITV 1/STV/ITVX
England v Denmark (9:30am, Sydney) - BBC One/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
China v Haiti (12pm, Adelaide) - ITV 1/STV/ITVX
Saturday 29 July
Sweden v Italy (8:30am, Wellington) - BBC Two/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
France v Brazil (11am, Brisbane) - BBC One/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
Panama v Jamaica (1:30pm, Perth) - ITV 1/STV/ITVX
Sunday 30 July
South Korea v Morocco (5:30am, Adelaide) - BBC Two/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
Norway vs Phillipines (8am, Auckland) - BBC TBC/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
Switzerland vs New Zealand (8am, Dunedin) - BBC TBC/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
Germany v Colombia (10:30am, Sydney) - ITV 1/STV/ITVX
Monday 31 July
Japan v Spain (8am, Wellington) - ITV 4/STV/ITVX
Costa Rica v Zambia (8am, Hamilton) - ITV 1/STV/ITVX
Republic of Ireland v Nigeria (11am, Brisbane) - BBC TBC/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
Canada v Australia (11am, Melbourne) - BBC TBC/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
Tuesday 1 August
Vietnam v Netherlands (8am, Dundedin) - ITV 1/STV/ITVX
Portugal v USA (8am, Auckland) - ITV 4/STV/ITVX
China v England (12pm, Adelaide) - ITV 1/STV/ITVX
Haiti v Denmark (12pm, Perth) - ITV 4/STV/ITVX
Wednesday 2 August
Argentina v Sweden (8am, Hamilton) - BBC TBC/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
South Africa v Italy (8am, Wellington) - BBC TBC/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
Panama v France (11am, Sydney) - ITV TBC/STV/ITVX
Jamaica v Brazil (11am, Melbourne) - ITV TBC/STV/ITVX
Morocco v Colombia (11am, Perth) - BBC TBC/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website
South Korea v Germany (11am, Brisbane) - BBC TBC/BBC Player/BBC Sport Website