Check out the full Women’s World Cup 2023 TV schedule including kick-off times, channel details and live stream information for the whole tournament.
The Women’s World Cup 2023 is here and there will be extensive TV coverage of the tournament across multiple free-to-air channels meaning the whole country will be whipped up into a frenzy once more.
England’s Lionesses head into the tournament as European champions, but they face another step up in quality now that USA, Australia and more non-European teams are added to the melting pot Down Under.
Lionesses manager Sarina Wiegman is without a host of key stars due to injury, including Beth Mead and Leah Williamson, but she will be determined to galvanise the remainder of her options into a cohesive unit capable of upsetting the odds.
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The USA are the defending champions after beating the Netherlands in the 2019 World Cup final, and the USWNT are bidding to become the first country in history to win the tournament three times on the bounce.
The Women’s World Cup TV schedule will be split between broadcasters BBC and ITV in the UK, with every game to be shown live on free-to-air TV, and we’ve got all the details.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about the Women’s World Cup 2023 TV schedule, channel details and live stream information.
Women’s World Cup 2023 on TV
Every game will be shown live across BBC and ITV for free.
Games will also be available to watch on BBC iPlayer and ITVX so you don’t have to miss a moment, even on the move.
You can tune into either platform via a range of devices, including smart TVs, laptops and smartphones meaning you never have to miss a moment.
Check out which channel each match will be shown on throughout the tournament.
Women’s World Cup 2023 TV schedule
All UK times.
Group Stage
Thursday 20th July
New Zealand v Norway (8am) BBC
Australia v Republic of Ireland (11am) ITV
Friday 21st July
Nigeria v Canada (3am) BBC
Philippines v Switzerland (6am) ITV
Spain v Costa Rica (8:30am) BBC
Saturday 22nd July
USA v Vietnam (2am) BBC
Zambia v Japan (8am) BBC
England v Haiti (10:30am) ITV
Denmark v China (1pm) BBC
Sunday 23rd July
Sweden v South Africa (6am) BBC
Netherlands v Portugal (8:30am) BBC
France v Jamaica (11am) ITV
Monday 24th July
Italy v Argentina (7am) ITV
Germany v Morocco (9:30am) ITV
Brazil v Panama (12pm) ITV
Tuesday 25th July
Colombia v South Korea (3am) BBC
New Zealand v Philippines (6:30am) ITV
Switzerland v Norway (9am) ITV
Wednesday 26th July
Japan v Costa Rica (6am) ITV
Spain v Zambia (8:30am) BBC
Canada v Republic of Ireland (1pm) ITV
Thursday 27th July
USA v Netherlands (2am) BBC
Portugal v Vietnam (8:30am) ITV
Australia v Nigeria (11am) BBC
Friday 28th July
Argentina v South Africa (1am) ITV
England v Denmark (9:30am) BBC
China v Haiti (12pm) ITV
Saturday 29th July
Sweden v Italy (8:30am) BBC
France v Brazil (11am) BBC
Panama v Jamaica (1:30pm) ITV
Sunday 30th July
South Korea v Morocco (5:30am) BBC
Norway v Philippines (8am) BBC
Switzerland v New Zealand (8am) BBC
Germany v Colombia (10:30am) ITV
Monday 31st July
Costa Rica v Zambia (8am) ITV
Japan v Spain (8am) ITV
Canada v Australia (11am) BBC
Republic of Ireland v Nigeria (11am) BBC
Tuesday 1st August
Portugal v USA (8am) ITV
Vietnam v Netherlands (8am) ITV
China v England (12pm) ITV
Haiti v Denmark (12pm) ITV
Wednesday 2nd August
Argentina v Sweden (8am) BBC
South Africa v Italy (8am) BBC
Jamaica v Brazil (11am) ITV
Panama v France (11am) ITV
Thursday 3rd August
Morocco v Colombia (11am) BBC
South Korea v Germany (11am) BBC
Knockout TV schedule to be confirmed in due course.
Read more about the Women’s World Cup 2023 in our special issue of Radio Times magazine, on sale from Tuesday 11th July.
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