Women's World Cup 2023 on TV: Schedule, TV channels and live stream
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.
Whatever plans you had coming up on Sunday, it's time to cancel them. England have reached the Women's World Cup 2023 final and the nation will hold its breath going into the big one.
The Lionesses face Spain in the grand finale in Sydney at the same stadium they defeated Australia in the semi-finals.
Sarina Wiegman's team has overcome all the odds following a host of massive injury set-backs prior to the tournament, but England are perched on the edge of glory – can they ascend the last rung on the ladder?
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Expectations are rising that England can add the World Cup trophy to last summer's European Championship triumph in a golden period for women's football in this country.
The Women's World Cup schedule has been 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.
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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