The ninth Women’s World Cup is set to kick off Thursday, July 20, and every game of the month-long tournament can be caught on Fox and FS1, along with the network’s digital platforms and apps.
The World Cup will take place in Australia and New Zealand, with the countries hosting 30 other teams that qualified for the world spectacle from their particular confederation tournaments or playoffs.
To start, the 32 national teams are divided into eight groups each consisting of four teams. The top two teams from each group’s round robin advance to the knockout rounds.
The tournament will go into the round of 16 followed by the subsequent rounds of the quarterfinals, semifinals and World Cup final.
The United States has won four titles (1991, 1999, 2015, 2019) and are the defending champions entering this year’s tournament. Germany has won two (2003, 2007), and Norway (1995) and Japan (2011) each hold one Women’s World Cup championship.
Group stage
Thursday, July 20
New Zealand vs. Norway, Group A, Eden Park
3 a.m., Fox
Australia vs. Republic of Ireland, Group B, Stadium Australia
6 a.m., Fox
Nigeria vs. Canada, Group B, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
10:30 a.m., Fox
Friday, July 21
Philippines vs. Switzerland, Group A, Dunedin Stadium
1 a.m., FS1
Spain vs. Costa Rica, Group C, Wellington Regional Stadium
3:30 a.m., FS1
United States vs. Vietnam, Group E, Eden Park
9 p.m., Fox
The United States is the defending champions going into the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. NurPhoto via Getty ImagesSaturday, July 22
Zambia vs. Japan, Group C, Waikato Stadium
3 a.m., FS1
England vs. Haiti, Group D, Brisbane Stadium
5:30 a.m., Fox
Denmark vs. China, Group D, Perth Rectangular Stadium
8 a.m., Fox
Sunday, July 23
Sweden vs. South Africa, Group G, Wellington Regional Stadium
1 a.m., FS1
Netherlands vs. Portugal, Group E, Dunedin Stadium
3:30 a.m., FS1
France vs. Jamaica, Group F, Sydney Football Stadium
6 a.m., Fox
Monday, July 24
Italy vs. Argentina, Group G, Eden Park
2 a.m., FS1
Germany vs. Morocco, Group H, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
4:30 a.m., FS1
Brazil vs. Panama, Group F, Hindmarsh Stadium
7 a.m., FS1
Colombia vs. South Korea, Group H, Sydney Football Stadium
10 p.m., FS1
Brazil’s midfielder Marta vies with France’s midfielder Amandine Henry during the 2019 Women’s World Cup. AFP via Getty ImagesTuesday, July 25
New Zealand vs. Philippines, Group A, Wellington Regional Stadium
1:30 a.m., FS1
Switzerland vs. Norway, Group A, Waikato Stadium
4 a.m., FS1
Wednesday, July 26
Japan vs. Costa Rica, Group C, Dunedin Stadium
1 a.m., FS1
Spain vs. Zambia, Group C, Eden Park
3:30 a.m., FS1
Canada vs. Republic of Ireland, Group B, Perth Rectangular Stadium
8 a.m., FS1
United States vs. Netherlands, Group E, Wellington Regional Stadium
9 p.m., Fox
Thursday, July 27
Portugal vs. Vietnam, Group E, Waikato Stadium
3:30 a.m., FS1
Australia vs. Nigeria, Group B, Brisbane Stadium
6 a.m., FS1
Argentina vs. South Africa, Group G, Dunedin Stadium
8 p.m., FS1
Friday, July 28
England vs. Denmark, Group D, Sydney Football Stadium
4:30 a.m., FS1
China vs. Haiti, Group D, Hindmarsh Stadium
7 a.m., FS1
Konya Plummer and Den-Den Blackwood of Jamaica acknowledge the fans following the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup France group C match between Jamaica and Australia. Getty ImagesSaturday, July 29
Sweden vs. Italy, Group G, Wellington Regional Stadium
3:30 a.m., FS1
France vs. Brazil, Group F, Brisbane Stadium
6 a.m., Fox
Panama vs. Jamaica, Group F, Perth Rectangular Stadium
8:30 a.m., Fox
Sunday, July 30
South Korea vs. Morocco, Group H, Hindmarsh Stadium
12:30 a.m., Fox
Switzerland vs. New Zealand, Group A, Dunedin Stadium
3 a.m., Fox
Norway vs. Philippines, Group A, Eden Park
3 a.m., FS1
Germany vs. Colombia, Group H, Eden Park
5:30 a.m., FS1
Monday, July 31
Japan vs. Spain, Group C, Wellington Regional Stadium
3 a.m., Fox
Costa Rica vs. Zambia, Group C, Waikato Stadium
3 a.m., FS1
Canada vs. Australia, Group B, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
6 a.m., Fox
Republic of Ireland vs. Nigeria, Group B, Brisbane Stadium
6 a.m., FS1
Yui Hasegawa of Japan and Danielle Van De Donk of Netherlands battle for the ball during a 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup match. NurPhoto via Getty ImagesTuesday, Aug. 1
Portugal vs. United States, Group E, Eden Park
3 a.m., Fox
Vietnam vs. Netherlands, Group E, Dunedin Stadium
3 a.m., FS1
Haiti vs. Denmark, Group D, Perth Rectangular Stadium
7 a.m., FS1
China vs. England, Group D, Hindmarsh Stadium
7 a.m., Fox
Wednesday, Aug. 2
South Africa vs. Italy, Group G, Wellington Regional Stadium
3 a.m., FS1
Argentina vs. Sweden, Group G, Waikato Stadium
3 a.m., Fox
Panama vs. France, Group F, Sydney Football Stadium
6 a.m., Fox
Jamaica vs. Brazil, Group F, Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
6 a.m., FS1
Thursday, Aug. 3
South Korea vs. Germany, Group H, Brisbane Stadium
6 a.m., Fox
Morocco vs. Colombia, Group H, Perth Rectangular Stadium
6 a.m., FS1
Elise Kellond-Knight of Australia passes the ball during a match at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. NurPhoto via Getty ImagesRound of 16
Saturday, Aug. 5
(1) Group A winner vs. Group C second place, Auckland
1 a.m., FS1
(2) Group C winner vs. Group A second place, Wellington
4 a.m., FS1
(3) Group E winner vs. Group G second place, Sydney
10 p.m., Fox
Sunday, Aug. 6
(4) Group G winner vs. Group E second place, Melbourne
5 a.m., Fox
Monday, Aug. 7
(5) Group D winner vs. Group B second place, Brisbane
3:30 a.m., FS1
(6) Group B winner vs. Group D second place, Sydney
6:30 a.m., FS1
Tuesday, Aug. 8
(7) Group H winner vs. Group F second place, Melbourne
4 a.m., FS1
(8) Group F winner vs. Group H second place, Adelaide
7 a.m., FS1
Germany’s forward Melanie Leupolz vies for the ball with South Africa’s midfielder Mamello Makhabane during the 2019 Women’s World Cup. AFP via Getty ImagesQuarterfinals
Thursday, Aug. 10
(1) Round of 16 (1) winner vs. Round of 16 (3) winner, Wellington
9 p.m., Fox
Friday, Aug. 11
(2) Round of 16 (2) winner vs. Round of 16 (4) winner, Auckland
3:30 a.m., Fox
Saturday, Aug. 12
(3) Round of 16 (6) winner vs. Round of 16 (8) winner, Brisbane
3 a.m., Fox
(4) Round of 16 (5) winner vs. Round of 16 (7) winner, Sydney
6:30 a.m., Fox
Semifinals
Tuesday, Aug. 15
Quarterfinal (1) winner vs. Quarterfinal (2) winner, Auckland
4 a.m., Fox
Wednesday, Aug. 16
Quarterfinal (3) winner vs. Quarterfinal (4) winner, Sydney
6 a.m., Fox
Alex Morgan of the USA and Anouk Dekker of the Netherlands battle for possession during the final of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Getty ImagesThird-place game
Saturday, Aug. 19
4 a.m., Fox
Final
Sunday, Aug. 20
6 a.m., Fox
