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Women's World Cup 2023: Where to watch the FWWC in each country?

In a few days, the 2023 FIFA World Cup will begin and so that fans can prepare in the best way, here we will tell you where you can see it in your country.

Rebekah Stott at a New Zealand women's football training session
© Dave Rowland/Getty ImagesRebekah Stott at a New Zealand women's football training session

The FIFA Women’s World Championship is the most important event in women’s soccer worldwide. In total, 32 teams will seek glory and be crowned as the new champions. And so that you don’t miss out on this important event, here we will tell you how to see it in your country.

The highly anticipated 2023 Women’s FIFA World Cup is just around the corner, set to captivate fans worldwide with its exhilarating matches and exceptional talent. As the world’s top female football teams gather to compete, the tournament promises to be a celebration of skill, teamwork, and the growing popularity of women’s football.

As the world’s attention turns to the 2023 Women’s FIFA World Cup, fans can look forward to witnessing the incredible talent, skill, and determination of the participating teams. With the promise of unforgettable moments, surprising upsets, and fierce competition, the 2023 Women’s FIFA World Cup is set to leave a lasting impact on the sport and provide fans with a spectacle you don’t want to miss.

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Watch FWWC in your country

TV BroadcasterFox Sports
Telemundo Deportes
Without CableFubo (free trial)
Hulu+ Live TV
Sling TV
DirecTV Stream
YouTube TV
Peacock
Streaming WebsitesFoxsports.com
FIFA.com
BBC Sport
ApplicationTelemundo
Fox Sports Go

Watch FWWC in your country: Live stream

Australia: Optus Sport, 7 Plus
New Zealand: Sky Sport, Sky Sport Now, Prime
US: Fubo (free trial), Peacock, FOX, FS1, Telemundo, Peacock Premium, DirectTV Stream, YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV (Blue)
Canada: CTV, TSN, RDS
UK: ITVX, BBC
Republic of Ireland: RTE Player, RTE2.

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