Schedule, Team Groups, Location, Host, and Where to Watch Live Matches for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023

Breaking Barriers: The Anticipated FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023

Some of the best women’s teams in the world will compete in the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, which is scheduled to begin on July 20. The competition will be place in Australia and New Zealand’s Oceania area, with the championship game taking place on August 20. The defending champions USA will be hoping to win three straight matches and extend their winning streak as champions. To win their fourth championship, the USA defeated the Netherlands in the 2019 final.

Schedule for the FIFA Women’s World cup 2023

There are several exciting matchups on the tournament’s official schedule, which has just been made public. On July 20, the group stage will begin, and the final will follow on August 20. There will be plenty of action in between, such as the round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, and third-place match, to keep spectators entertained.

Stage	Dates
Group stage	July 20 – August 3
Round of 16	August 5 – August 8
Quarter-finals	August 11 and 12
Semifinals	August 15 and 16
Third-place play-off	August 19
Final	August 20

The quarterfinals of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will take place in Auckland, Brisbane, Wellington, and Sydney, all of which are located in Australia and New Zealand. The first quarterfinal will take place in Auckland, followed by contests in Brisbane, Wellington, and Sydney. The semifinal matches will also take place in Australia and New Zealand, with one game taking place at Sydney’s Stadium Australia and the other at Auckland’s Eden Park.

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Dates and brackets for the 2023 FIFA Women’s

There will be 30 teams vying for the trophy in the group stages of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, and the top 16 teams will advance to the quarterfinals. The Top 16 Bracket and all group stage dates are listed below.

Date	Match	Group	Team 1	Time	Team 2
Thursday, 20 July	1	A	NEW ZEALAND	12:30	NORWAY
	2	B	AUSTRALIA	15:30	REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
Friday, 21 July	4	B	NIGERIA	08:00	CANADA
	3	A	PHILIPPINES	10:30	SWITZERLAND
	5	C	SPAIN	13:00	COSTA RICA
Saturday, 22 July	9	E	USA	06:30	VIETNAM
	6	C	ZAMBIA	12:30	JAPAN
	7	D	ENGLAND	15:00	HAITI
	8	D	DENMARK	17:30	CHINA PR
Sunday, 23 July	12	G	SWEDEN	10:30	SOUTH AFRICA
	10	E	NETHERLANDS	13:00	PORTUGAL
	11	F	FRANCE	15:30	JAMAICA
Monday, 24 July	14	G	ITALY	11:30	ARGENTINA
	15	H	GERMANY	14:00	MOROCCO
	13	F	BRAZIL	16:30	PANAMA
Tuesday, 25 July	16	H	COLOMBIA	07:30	KOREA REPUBLIC
	17	A	NEW ZEALAND	11:00	PHILIPPINES
	18	A	SWITZERLAND	13:30	NORWAY
Wednesday, 26 July	21	C	JAPAN	10:30	COSTA RICA
	20	C	SPAIN	13:00	ZAMBIA
	19	B	CANADA	17:30	REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
Thursday, 27 July	23	E	USA	06:30	NETHERLANDS
	24	E	PORTUGAL	13:00	VIETNAM
	22	B	AUSTRALIA	15:30	NIGERIA
Friday, 28 July	27	G	ARGENTINA	05:30	SOUTH AFRICA
	25	D	ENGLAND	14:00	DENMARK
	26	D	CHINA PR	16:30	HAITI
Saturday, 29 July	30	G	SWEDEN	13:00	ITALY
	28	F	FRANCE	15:30	BRAZIL
	29	F	PANAMA	18:00	JAMAICA
Sunday, 30 July	32	H	KOREA REPUBLIC	10:00	MOROCCO
	34	A	NORWAY	12:30	PHILIPPINES
	33	A	SWITZERLAND	12:30	NEW ZEALAND
	31	H	GERMANY	15:00	COLOMBIA
Monday, 31 July	38	C	COSTA RICA	12:30	ZAMBIA
	37	C	JAPAN	12:30	SPAIN
	36	B	REPUBLIC OF IRELAND	15:30	NIGERIA
	35	B	CANADA	15:30	AUSTRALIA
Tuesday, 01 August	42	E	VIETNAM	12:30	NETHERLANDS
	41	E	PORTUGAL	12:30	USA
	40	D	HAITI	16:30	DENMARK
	39	D	CHINA PR	16:30	ENGLAND
Wednesday, 02 August	46	G	SOUTH AFRICA	12:30	ITALY
	45	G	ARGENTINA	12:30	SWEDEN
	44	F	JAMAICA	15:30	BRAZIL
	43	F	PANAMA	15:30	FRANCE
Thursday, 03 August	47	H	KOREA REPUBLIC	15:30	GERMANY
	48	H	MOROCCO	15:30	COLOMBIA
Saturday, 05 August			Round of 16
	49		1A	10:30	2C
	50		1C	13:30	2A
Sunday, 06 August			Round of 16
	60		1E	07:30	2G
	61		1G	14:30	2E
Monday, 07 August			Round of 16
	62		1D	13:00	2B
	63		1B	16:00	2D
Tuesday, 08 August			Round of 16
	64		1H	13:30	2F
	65		1F	16:30	2H
Friday, 11 August			Quarter-final
	66		W49	06:30	W51
	67		W50	13:00	W52
Saturday, 12 August			Quarter-final
	68		W53	12:30	W55
	69		W54	16:00	W56
Tuesday, 15 August			Semi-final
	70		W57	13:30	W58
Wednesday, 16 August			Semi-final
	71		W59	15:30	W60
Saturday, 19 August			Play-off for 3rd
	73		RU61	13:30	RU62
Sunday, 20 August	74		Final
	75		W61	15:30	W62

Streaming And Broadcasting Of The FIFA Women’s World Cup In 2023

Both the FOX Sports App and FOXSports.com will stream the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Additionally, it is accessible on other streaming platforms that include FOX and FS1, such as Sling or YouTube TV. You can watch FOX games for free if you have an antenna that can pick up the network.

The competition will be shown to audiences in various nations on particular channels and online services:

United States: Fox Sports, Telemundo, and fuboTV streaming service.

United Kingdom: BBC and ITV.

Australia: Seven Network and Optus Sport.

New Zealand: Sky Sport.

Tickets for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023

The FIFA website offers tickets for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2023. Although most matches still have tickets available, they are selling out quickly. So, if you want to go to the competition, I suggest getting your tickets as soon as possible.

The type of ticket and the game affect the cost of the tickets. Adult and youth single match passes cost $40 and $20, respectively. Adult Team Specific Packages begin at AUD$200, and kid Team Specific Packages at AUD$100. AUD$1,500 per person is the starting price for hospitality packages.