2023 Women’s World Cup Schedule Full Fixture

The FIFA Women’s World Cup soccer championship is the most prestigious and popular competition of any other sporting tournament in the world. Australia and New Zealand are elected as host nations for the ninth event from 20 July to 20 August 2023.

FIFA Council has drawn 32 teams into 8 groups and fixed the 2023 World cup matches including start time, date, location, TV channel, groups, and more.

How 2023 FIFA World Cup schedule is made?

Australia and New Zealand are qualified as host nations, the rest of the 30 teams come from six confederations where 207 Fifa members are competing in the qualifying process to clinch the 2023 World Cup seeds.

The association of world football announced key dates for the 9th running of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup on December 1, 2021, including group matches, the round of 16, quarter-finals, Semi-finals, Third place match, and Final. FOX Sports will host the entire event in the United States.

2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Important dates:

  • Opening Ceremony: Thursday, 20th July 2023.
  • First round: 20th July to 3rd August 2023.
  • Round of 16: 5th August to 8th August 2023.
  • Quarter-finals: 11th August to 12th August 2023.
  • Semi-finals: 15th August to 16th August 2023.
  • Third-place match: 19th August 2023.
  • 9th Women’s Fifa World Cup Final: 20th August 2023.

When is Women’s World Cup 2023?

The tournament is fixed with a monthly timeframe from 20 July to 20 August for the first time in the FIFA Women’s World Cup’s history two nations host 10 venues. Opening games host nation New Zealand plays against Norway at 5:00 PM (AEST)

Where is the Women’s World Cup 2023?

Asian Confederation (Australia) and Oceania Confederation (New Zealand), who hosts the 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup in 2023. The first match will be played at the Eden Park Stadium in Auckland.

When is the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup final?

According to fifa.com, the 22nd Fifa World Cup 2022 final will take place on Sunday 18 December at Lusail Stadium, and will start at 9:00 pm local time / 10:00 am ET.

How many groups in FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023?

The 32 national teams participated in the 2023 World Cup to play 64 matches which included Eight groups four teams in each group.

2023 Women’s World Cup TV Schedule

Thursday, July 20, 2023

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
ANorway vs New Zealand5:00 PMEden Park Stadium, Auckland
BIreland vs Australia8:00 PMAllianz Stadium, Sydney

Friday, July 21

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
ASwitzerland vs Philippines3:00 PMForsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
BCanada vs Nigeria12:30 PMAAMI Park, Melbourne
CCosta Rica vs Spain5:30 PMSky Stadium, Wellington

Saturday, July 22

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
CJapan vs Zambia5:00 PMWaikato Stadium, Hamilton
DTBD vs England7:30 PMSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane
DChina vs Denmark10:00 PMHBF Park, Perth
EVietnam vs USA11:00 AMEden Park, Auckland

Sunday, July 23

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
ETBD vs Netherlands5:30 PMForsyth Barr Stadium Dunedin
FJamaica vs France8:00 PMAllianz Stadium, Sydney
GSouth Africa vs Sweden3:00 PMSky Stadium, Wellington

Monday, July 24

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
FTBD vs Brazil9:00 PMHindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide
GItaly vs Argentina4:00 PMEden Park, Auckland
HMorocco vs Germany6:30 PMAAMI Park, Melbourne

Tuesday, July 25

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
APhilippines vs New Zealand3:30 PMWellington Regional Stadium
ANorway vs Switzerland6:00 PMWaikato Stadium, Hamilton
HSouth Korea vs Colombia12:00 PMAllianz Stadium, Sydney

Wednesday, July 26

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
BIreland vs Canada10:00 PMHBF Park, Perth
CCosta Rica vs Japan3:00 PMForsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
CZambia vs Spain5:30 PMEden Park, Auckland

Thursday, July 27

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
BNigeria vs Australia8:00 PMSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane
ENetherlands vs USA11:00 AMSky Stadium, Wellington
EVietnam vs TBD5:30 PMWaikato Stadium, Hamilton

Friday, July 28

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
DDenmark vs England6:30 PMAllianz Stadium, Sydney
DTBD vs China vs9:00 PMHindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide
GSouth Africa vs Argentina10:00 AMForsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin

Saturday, July 29

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
FBrazil vs France vs8:00 PMSuncorp Location, Brisbane
FJamaica vs TBD vs10:30 PMHBF Park, Perth
GItaly vs Sweden5:30 PMSky Stadium, Wellington

Sunday, July 30

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
ANew Zealand vs Switzerland5:00 PMForsyth Barr Stadium
APhilippines vs Norway5:00 PMEden Park, Auckland
HMorocco vs South Korea2:30 PMHindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide
HColombia vs Germany7:30 PMAllianz Stadium, Sydney

Monday, July 31

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
BAustralia vs Canada8:00 PMAAMI Park, Melbourne
BNigeria vs Ireland8:00 PMSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane
CSpain vs Japan5:00 PMSky Stadium, Wellington
CZambia vs Costa Rica5:30 PMWaikato Stadium, Hamilton

Tuesday, August 1

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
DEngland vs China9:00 PMHindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide
DDenmark vs TBD9:00 PMHBF Park, Perth
EUSA vs TBD5:00 PMEden Park, Auckland
ENetherlands vs Vietnam5:00 PMForsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin

Wednesday, August 2

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
FFrance vs TBD8:00 PMAllianz Stadium, Sydney
FBrazil vs Jamaica8:00 PMAAMI Park, Melbourne
GSweden vs Argentina5:00 PMWaikato Stadium, Hamilton
GItaly vs South Africa5:00 PMSky Stadium, Wellington

Thursday, August 3

GroupMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
HGermany vs South Korea8:00 PMSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane
HColombia vs Morocco8:00 PMHBF Park, Perth

2023 World Cup Round of 16 TV Schedule

Saturday, August 5, 2023

MatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
1A vs 2C3:00 PMEden Park, Auckland
1C vs 2A6:00 PMSky Stadium, Wellington

Sunday, August 6

MatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
1E vs 2G12:00 PMAllianz Stadium, Sydney
1G vs 2E7:00 PMAAMI Park, Melbourne

Monday, August 7

MatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
1D vs 2B5:30 PMSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane
1B vs 2D8:30 PMAccor Stadium, Australia

Tuesday, August 8

MatchupTime (AEST)Location
1H vs 2F6:00 PMAAMI Park, Melbourne
1F vs 2H9:00 PMHindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide

2023 Women’s World Cup Quarterfinals TV Schedule

Friday, August 11, 2023

MatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
TBD11:00 AMSky Stadium, Wellington
TBD5:30 PMEden Park, Auckland

Saturday, August 12

MatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
TBD5:00 PMSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane
TBD8:30 PMAccor Stadium, Australia

2023 AU and NZ Women’s World Cup Semi-finals TV Schedule

DateMatchupTime (AEST)Stadium
Tuesday, August 15TBD6:00 PMEden Park, Auckland
Wednesday, Aug. 16TBD8:00 PMAccor Stadium, Australia

Third-place game TV Schedule

DateMatchupTime (AEST)Location
Saturday, August. 19Semi-final losser6:00 PMSuncorp Stadium, Sydney

2023 World Cup Final TV Schedule

DateMatchupTime (AEST)Location
Sunday, August. 20Semi-final winner8:00 PMAccor Stadium, Australia

How to Live Stream FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023?

You can live stream the 2023 FIFA World Cup on FuboTV, Peacock, SlingTV, and Vidgo.

FuboTV: USA sports fans can enjoy all the matches of the World Cup 2023 on FuboTV. Select matches that connect Fox and FS1 with FuboTV 4K HD. Viewers can pay monthly costs of $69.99 for the Pro plan, including 120 channels. This TV streaming service supports Roku, Android TV, and Amazon Fire TV.

Peacock TV: Peacock is the best tv streaming service in the sports world. Peacock Live broadcasts every match in Spanish-language and also offers the first 12 matches on a free trial and the last 52 matches also live stream on a premium subscription. $4.99 pay for premium subscribers per month.

SlingTV: Sling TV is the top-rated TV streaming service in the United States. Which includes beIN Sports, FOX, ESPN, and more, on Sling TV. Viewers can pay for the Blue package costs$35 in a month. And also have a 7-day free trial here.

Vidgo: Fans pay costs $59.95 per month for Vidgo Plus Package in the 110+ live channels. Which Includes FS1, ESPN, TUDN, and FOX. Sports viewers also live stream here every match of the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar.

2023 Women’s World Cup broadcasting rights in your country?

Find here how to watch every match of the 2023 World Cup in Qatar. FIFA World Cup 2022 broadcasting rights in your country are below.

CountryRights holderCountryRights holder
United StatesFox, TelemundoAustriaORF, Servus TV
United KingdomBBC, ITVIndiaViacom18
AustraliaOptus Sport, Seven NetworkPakistanARY Digital Network
New ZealandPrime, Sky SportBangladeshT Sports
CanadaCTV, TSN, RDS, Bell MediaChileChilevision, Canal 13
GermanyARD, ZDF, Deutsche TelekomDenmarkViaplay Group, DR, TV 2
ItalyRAI, Sky SportEuropeEBU
FranceTF1, La 1ere, Canal+JapanTV Asahi, Fuji TV
NHK, J Sports.
Abema
MexicoSky Televisa, TV AztecaNorth KoreaKBS, SBS, MBC
SwitzerlandSRG SSRBelarusBeltele Radio
BrazilTV Globo, SporTVBelgiumRTBF, VRT
ArgentinaTVP, TyC SportsColombiaCaracol Television
Canal RCN
MENAbeIN SportsCroatiaHRT
NetherlandsNOSCzech RepublicCT, TV Nova
SwedenViaplay Group, SVT, TV4Latin AmericaVrio Corp
ChinaCCTV, MiguSouth AfricaSABC, SuperSport
SpainRTVE, Mediapro, Movistar Plus+, GOL PLAYEcuadorTeleamazonas
BulgariaBNT, NovaEstoniaERR
Costa RicaTeletica, RepretelEl SalvadorTCS
CameroonCRTVFijiFBC TV
CyprusCBCGeorgiaGPB
Central AsiaSaran MediaGuatemalaTV Azteca, Tigo Sports
PhilippinesTAP DMVGreeceANT1
QatarbeIN SportsHondurasTVC
GambiaGRTSHungaryMTVA
GhanaGBCIvory CoastNCI
FinlandNENT, YLE, MTV3IrelandRTE, TG4
MoroccobeIN SportsIcelandNENT, RUV
SingaporeMediacorp, Singtel, StarHubPolandNENT, TVP
South KoreaKBS, MBCUruguayTyC Sports, Teledoce
Canal 4, Canal 10 ANTEL
SenegalRTSUzbekistanMTRK
LatviaLTVMalaysiaAstro RTM
PanamaRPC, TVNMaliORTM
Puerto RicoFox, TelemundoNamibiaNBC
PortugalRTP, SIC, Sport TV, TVINorwayViaplay Group, NRK
TV 2
ParaguaySNT, Telefuturo, Trece, Tigo SportsMonacoTF1
Pacific IslandsDigicelMaltaPBS
NepalMedia HubMoldovaTRM
Papua New GuineaNBC TVNigeriaSuperSport
PeruLatina TelevisiónAlbaniaRTSH