Our Women’s World Cup TV schedule as all the info on the 2023 tournament.

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will be hosted in Australia and New Zealand with English-language coverage by FOX and Spanish-language broadcasts on Telemundo Deportes. This will be the first Women’s World Cup to be hosted by the two countries and across two confederations (AFC and OFC).

The tournament debuts a new, expanded format to feature 32 teams that form eight groups of four.

In 2019, Telemundo Deportes set the Spanish-language record for the most-watched FIFA Women’s World Cup ever, with a Total Audience Delivery average of 301,000 viewers – posting a 27% increase over the full 2015 tournament (237,000 viewers). Plus, Telemundo Deportes’ coverage delivered four of the five most-watched FIFA Women’s World Cup matches in Spanish-language history – led by the US-Netherlands final that registered a Total Audience Delivery of 1.6 million viewers ranking as the most-watched FIFA Women’s World Cup match in Spanish-language history, surpassing by 22% the 2015 USA vs. Japan final (1.27 million).

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Here’s the Women’s World Cup TV schedule:

See schedule of women’s soccer on US television and streaming.