The 2023 Women’s World Cup will take place in New Zealand, Australia and nine other cities. It starts on Thursday.
The U.S. Women’s National Team is aiming to win its third World Cup in a row. It has never finished lower than third at the Women’s World Cup.
The World Cup being played on the opposite side of Earth means that many of its 64 matches are broadcast in the early hours of the morning for North American audiences. In the first match of Thursday, co-host New Zealand will face off against Norway. The game starts at 3 am EDT. The tournament concludes on August 20.
Where can you watch the Women’s World Cup ?
A quick note before we begin: Prices and trial periods for all of the services listed may differ depending on your locality. Check for prices specific to you location prior to signing up.
Fubo or YouTube TV
Fubo TV, YouTube TV, and Sling TV will all be showing the 64 matches.
Fubo provides a free seven-day trial to new customers. After that, you will be automatically enrolled into the plan of your choosing. Pro is the cheapest Fubo subscription plan. It starts at $74.99. You can use the DVR for up to 1,000 hours and watch Fubo across up to 10 devices.
YouTube TV offers a free trial for all new subscribers. After that, you will be charged for a subscription. YouTube TV has two subscription plans, the Base Plan (Base Plan) and the Spanish Plan. The Base Plan offers a 10-day free trial. For the Spanish Plan, the free trial is seven days. Base Plan is $64.99 in the first 3 months, and then $72.99 per monthly thereafter. The Spanish Plan is $34.99 per monthly.
Sling Blue is required to view the Women’s World Cup. This package costs $30 per month for the first 30 days. After that, you will be charged $45.
Fox Sports
The Fox Sports App will stream all of the Women’s World Cup matches. You can download the app for free but will need to sign in using one of these providers:
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DirecTV stream.
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Hulu + Live TV.
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Verizon Fios TV.
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YouTube TV.
What time does the U.S. Women’s National Team compete?
Three matches are scheduled for the USWNT:
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21st July at 9 pm EDT against Vietnam.
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On July 26, at 9:00 PM EDT, the Netherlands will be the opponent.
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Aug. At 3 am EDT, 1 against Portugal.
How long the USWNT remains in the competition will be determined by the results of this and other matches.
How much time is the difference between U.S. local time and Women’s World Cup?
Australia and New Zealand is 14 hours behind Eastern Daylight Time. On its website, the International Olympic Committee provides a schedule of Women’s World Cup matches. The times listed are in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
Converting the UTC time zone to local time is easy if you know what
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Seven hours before Pacific Daylight Time.
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Six hours before Mountain Daylight Time.
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Five hours before Central Daylight Time.
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Four hours before Eastern Daylight Time.