Women's World Cup 2023 on TVSchedule, TV channels, and live stream:

 

Women's World Cup 2023 on TVSchedule, TV channels, and live stream:

 

Check out the complete Women's World Cup 2023 TV schedule, which includes kickoff times, channel information, and live stream information for the entire tournament.

Whatever plans you had for Sunday, you should cancel them. England has advanced to the Women's World Cup 2023 final, and the country will be holding its breath as the big game approaches.

In the grand finale, the Lionesses will face Spain in the same stadium where they overcame Australia in the semi-finals.

Sarina Wiegman's team has surmounted all odds after a slew of major injury setbacks leading up to the competition, but England is sitting on the brink of glory - will they climb the final rung on the ladder?

Expectations are high that England will add the World Cup title to its European Championship success last summer, capping off a glorious era for women's football in the country.

The Women's World Cup schedule has been split between BBC and ITV in the United Kingdom, with every game being broadcast live on free-to-air television, and we've got all the facts.

We've compiled a list of everything you need to know about the Women's World Cup 2023 TV schedule, channel information, and live stream availability.

Women's World Cup 2023 on TV:

Every game will be broadcast live on BBC and ITV for free.

Games will also be available to watch on BBC iPlayer and ITVX, so you won't miss a thing, even if you're on the go.

You can access any platform through a variety of devices, including smart TVs, laptops, and smartphones, so you never have to miss a beat.

Look at which station each match will be broadcast on during the competition.

Women's World Cup 2023 TV schedule:

All UK times.

Third place play-off

Saturday 19th August

3rd place play-off – Sweden v Australia (9am) ITV1

Final

Sunday 20th August

Final – Spain v England (11am) BBC One / ITV1

Women's World Cup results

Group Stage

Thursday 20th July

New Zealand 1-0 Norway (8am) BBC

Australia 1-0 Republic of Ireland (11am) ITV

Friday 21st July

Nigeria 0-0 Canada (3am) BBC

Philippines 0-2 Switzerland (6am) ITV

Spain 3-0 Costa Rica (8:30am) BBC

Saturday 22nd July

USA 3-0 Vietnam (2am) BBC

Zambia 0-5 Japan (8am) BBC

England 1-0 Haiti (10:30am) ITV

Denmark 1-0 China (1pm) BBC

Sunday 23rd July

Sweden 2-1 South Africa (6am) BBC

Netherlands 1-0 Portugal (8:30am) BBC

France 0-0 Jamaica (11am) ITV

Monday 24th July

Italy 1-0 Argentina (7am) ITV

Germany 6-0 Morocco (9:30am) ITV

Brazil 4-0 Panama (12pm) ITV

Tuesday 25th July

Colombia 2-0 South Korea (3am) BBC

New Zealand 0-1 Philippines (6:30am) ITV

Switzerland 0-0 Norway (9am) ITV

Saturday 29th July

Sweden 5-0 Italy (8:30am) BBC

France 2-1 Brazil (11am) BBC

Panama 0-1 Jamaica (1:30pm) ITV

Sunday 30th July

South Korea 0-1 Morocco (5:30am) BBC

Norway 6-0 Philippines (8am) BBC

Switzerland 0-0 New Zealand (8am) BBC

Germany 1-2 Colombia (10:30am) ITV

Monday 31st July

Costa Rica 1-3 Zambia (8am) ITV

Japan 4-0 Spain (8am) ITV

Canada 0-4 Australia (11am) BBC

Republic of Ireland 0-0 Nigeria (11am) BBC

Tuesday 1st August

Portugal 0-0 USA (8am) ITV

Vietnam 0-7 Netherlands (8am) ITV

China 1-6 England (12pm) ITV

Haiti 0-2 Denmark (12pm) ITV

Wednesday 2nd August

Argentina 0-2 Sweden (8am) BBC

South Africa 3-2 Italy (8am) BBC

Jamaica 0-0 Brazil (11am) ITV

Panama 3-6 France (11am) ITV

Thursday 3rd August

Morocco 1-0 Colombia (11am) BBC

South Korea 1-1 Germany (11am) BBC

Round of 16

Saturday 5th August

Switzerland 1-5 Spain (6am) BBC

Japan 3-1 Norway (9am) ITV

Sunday 6th August

Netherlands 2-0 South Africa (3am) BBC

Sweden 0-0 USA – USA win 5-4 on pens (10am) ITV

Monday 7th August

England 0-0 Nigeria – England wins 5-4 on pens (8:30am) BBC

Australia 2-0 Denmark (11:30am) BBC

Tuesday 8th August

Colombia 1-0 Jamaica (9am) ITV

France 4-0 Morocco (12pm) BBC

Quarter-finals

Friday 11th August

Spain 2-1 Netherlands (2am) ITV1

Japan 1-2 Sweden (8:30am) BBC One

Saturday 12th August

England 2-1 Colombia (8am) ITV1

Australia 0-0 France – Australia wins 7-6 on pens) (11:30am) ITV1

Semi-finals

Tuesday 15th August

Spain 2-1 Sweden (9am) BBC One

Wednesday 16th August

Australia 1-3 England (11am) BBC One

 

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