The international tournament begins on Thursday, July 20.
This week marks the start of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 in Australia and New Zealand. The competition will have two host nations for the first time this year, so unless you've got extremely fantastic travel bargains to watch the teams face off live, you'll need to rely on streaming services to watch football matches.
The competition will start on Thursday, July 20, and run until August 20, when the last two teams compete. On the first day of the competition, Australia will play Ireland at 6 a.m. ET, New Zealand will face Norway at 3 a.m. ET, Nigeria will face Canada at 10:30 p.m. ET.
When are the American women's teams games? On Friday, July 21, at 9 p.m. ET, you can see them take the first step towards winning another World Cup trophy when they take on Vietnam.
Click here to view the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup schedule in its entirety.
To find out how to watch the competition for free, keep reading.
FIFA Women's World Cup 2023: How to Watch
You must watch Fox Sports or any of its related networks, such as Fox and FS1, since Fox Sports is the exclusive English-language broadcast partner in the United States. Cable subscribers can see it for nothing because it's being broadcast live on network television. Just make sure to check the channel guide of your service provider to find out which channel Fox Sports is broadcast on. Additionally, you may watch it on FoxSports.com or the Fox Sports app by logging in with your provider's information.
Have no cable? Using an HD antenna, such as one of these ones from Amazon, you might be able to view it. There are also free and inexpensive streaming options available, like DirecTV Stream, if you don't want to shell out hundreds of dollars a month for cable. You may currently benefit from a limited-time promotion that will save you $10 on their plans; after that, your monthly payment will only be $74.99.
After the trial period expires, the Entertainment plan, which includes 75+ channels, DVR storage, and an unlimited number of screens on which to stream content, will cost you $74.99 per month. If you desire more channels, the Choice plan offers everything included in the Entertainment plan, plus 105+ channels and free regional sports, for $99.99/month after the trial period.
And for even more programming, the Premier plan includes Max, Starz, Cinemax, and Showtime for free for $154.99/month when the promotion expires in addition to everything included in the Choice plan.
Do you desire more accessible streaming options? You can watch the Women's World Cup for free with to Fubo's free trial. Currently, SlingTV is also running a promotion where you can get the first month for $15 instead of the usual $40. At least 31 network channels are included in the subscription, along with DVR access and a bonus offer that gives you 30 days of free premium channels like Showtime, Starz, MGM+, and AMC+ when you join up. Choose from the blue or orange plan, or purchase both for access to more than 60 channels, DVR, and simultaneous streaming on up to three devices. For the first month, both channels are only $30 (normally $55) with the discount.
Additionally, you have the option to sign up for Hulu Plus Live TV, which grants you access to the full Hulu catalogue, including Hulu Originals and FX series in addition to a huge selection of network TV channels. If you enjoy bundles, you can increase the range of programmes you provide by adding ESPN+ and Disney+.
Viewing from a country other than the USA? Use ExpressVPN to be sure to see everything that happens.
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