2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup UK TV Schedule, Times, Channels, Radio

In this guide, you will find the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 UK TV Schedule, kick-off times, TV channel list, and radio coverage details. As the global football community gears up for the Women’s World Cup 2023, all eyes are on the favourites and debutants alike, poised to create history on the field.

From stalwarts like England and the United States to fresh faces such as Ireland, the tournament promises an exhilarating showdown of strategy, skill, and spirit.

Here’s everything you need to know about this celebrated event.

When is the Women’s World Cup 2023?

The prestigious Women’s World Cup is set to commence on 20 July 2023. The opening match will be an exciting face-off between the hosts, New Zealand, and Norway. Later that day, Australia will take on Ireland, marking the latter’s debut in the Women’s World Cup.

The excitement will intensify with the knockout stages commencing on 5 August, culminating in the grand finale set to take place in Sydney on 20 August.

Which TV Channels will telecast in the UK?

After considerable negotiation and deliberation, TV rights for the tournament have been distributed between two prominent UK broadcasters, the BBC and ITV. UK viewers can enjoy the action-packed matches from the comfort of their homes as every game will be aired on these two channels.

The BBC has further committed to broadcasting both semi-finals, and both broadcasters will share the honour of telecasting the final match.

FIFA Women’s World Cup UK TV Schedule & Kick-off times

Here is the complete UK FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 TV Schedule with Dates, Matchup, TV Listing with Kick off Times:

Date	Matchup	Group	Time (BST)	Location	TV Channel
20 July	New Zealand vs Norway (Opening Ceremony)	A	08:00	Auckland	BBC
20 July	Australia vs Republic of Ireland	B	11:00	Sydney	ITV
21 July	Nigeria vs Canada	B	03:30	Melbourne	BBC
21 July	Philippines vs Switzerland	A	06:00	Dunedin	ITV
21 July	Spain vs Costa Rica	C	08:30	Wellington	BBC
22 July	USA vs Vietnam	E	02:00	Auckland	BBC
22 July	Zambia vs Japan	C	08:00	Hamilton	BBC
22 July	England vs Haiti	D	10:30	Brisbane	ITV
22 July	Denmark vs China	D	13:00	Perth	BBC
23 July	Sweden vs South Africa	G	06:00	Wellington	BBC
23 July	Netherlands vs Portugal	E	08:30	Dunedin	BBC
23 July	France vs Jamaica	F	11:00	Sydney	ITV
24 July	Italy vs Argentina	G	07:00	Auckland	ITV
24 July	Germany vs Morocco	H	09:30	Melbourne	ITV
24 July	Brazil vs Panama	F	12:00	Adelaide	ITV
25 July	Colombia vs Korea Republic	H	03:00	Sydney	BBC
25 July	New Zealand vs Philippines	A	06:30	Dunedin	ITV
25 July	Switzerland vs Norway	A	09:00	Hamilton	ITV
26 July	Japan vs Costa Rica	C	06:00	Dunedin	ITV
26 July	Spain vs Zambia	C	08:30	Auckland	BBC
26 July	Canada vs Republic of Ireland	B	13:00	Perth	ITV
27 July	USA vs Netherlands	E	02:00	Wellington	BBC
27 July	Portugal vs Vietnam	E	08:30	Hamilton	ITV
27 July	Australia vs Nigeria	B	11:00	Brisbane	BBC
28 July	Argentina vs South Africa	G	01:00	Dunedin	ITV
28 July	England vs Denmark	D	09:30	Sydney	BBC
28 July	China vs Haiti	D	12:00	Adelaide	ITV
29 July	Sweden vs Italy	G	08:30	Wellington	BBC
29 July	France vs Brazil	F	11:00	Brisbane	BBC
29 July	Panama vs Jamaica	F	13:30	Perth	ITV
30 July	Korea Republic vs Morocco	H	05:30	Adelaide	BBC
30 July	Norway vs Philippines	A	08:00	Auckland	BBC
30 July	Switzerland vs New Zealand	A	08:00	Dunedin	BBC
30 July	Germany vs Colombia	H	10:30	Sydney	ITV
31 July	Costa Rica vs Zambia	C	08:00	Hamilton	ITV
31 July	Japan vs Spain	C	08:00	Wellington	ITV
31 July	Ireland vs Nigeria	B	11:00	Brisbane	BBC
31 July	Canada vs Australia	B	11:00	Melbourne	BBC
1 August	Vietnam vs Netherlands	E	08:00	Dunedin	ITV
1 August	Portugal vs USA	E	08:00	Auckland	ITV
1 August	Haiti vs Denmark	D	12:00	Perth	ITV
1 August	China vs England	D	12:00	Adelaide	ITV
2 August	South Africa vs Italy	G	08:00	Wellington	BBC
2 August	Argentina vs Sweden	G	08:00	Hamilton	BBC
2 August	Jamaica vs Brazil	F	11:00	Melbourne	ITV
2 August	Panama vs France	F	11:00	Sydney	ITV
3 August	Korea Republic vs Germany	H	11:00	Brisbane	BBC
3 August	Morocco vs Colombia	H	11:00	Perth	BBC

Note: Round of 16, Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Third-place, Final TV Schedule will also be updated here.

Also Check: England team Final Roster

How to Watch the Women’s World Cup live online from anywhere for FREE?

United Kingdoms Fans can watch FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 free on BBC iPlayer and ITVX.

Are you from outside of the coverage area or traveling? You can watch Women’s World Cup 64 games live stream free online from anywhere and on any device Using VPN.

Here is a quick guide to Watch:

• Subscribe ExpressVPN (Try 30 day risk free with 49% off)
• Download and install ExpressVPN App on your device.
• Connect to the VPN IP location in the United Kingdom.
• Go to BBC iPlayer/ITVX and create a free account
• Enjoy World Cup 2023 free in HD Quality from anywhere

How to Watch Women’s World Cup 2023 in the UK?

If you prefer online streaming or want to catch the matches on-the-go, both BBC and ITV have you covered. The BBC Sport website will provide live coverage of the matches online. Similarly, ITV has made arrangements for live coverage online via ITVX.

So, whether you’re at home, at work, or travelling, you can stay updated with every goal and penalty.

Which radio can I listen to during the World Cup 2023 in the UK?

For those who enjoy the thrill of live commentary and wish to tune into the games on the radio, the BBC offers several options. Live audio commentary of the matches will be available on BBC Radio 5 Live and 5 Sports Extra. Alternatively, you can listen in via the BBC Sounds app, making it easy to stay connected with the tournament wherever you are.

The Women’s World Cup 2023 beckons, promising a summer of stunning goals, formidable defence, and unmatched teamwork. Keep this guide handy and don’t miss a minute of the exhilarating football action!