How to Watch the Women’s World Cup Finals to See Who Wins Between Spain & England
Jason Pham
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If you’ve been following the competition for the past couple months, you may want to know how to watch the Women’s World Cup 2023 finals live online to see who will take home the international trophy between Spain and England.
The FIFA Women’s World Cup final 2023 airs on August 20, 2023 and marks the first time Spain and England, this year’s semifinal winners, have made it to the finals of the competition. England’s team includes captain Leah Williamson, as well as star players Fran Kirby, Beth Mead, and Lauren James. Spain’s team includes captain Olga Carmona, as well as star player Alexia Putellas.
The 2023 Women’s World Cup is hosted by Australia and New Zealand, making it the first FIFA competition for either men or women to be held by two confederations. Whether you’re rooting for Spain or England, it’s clear that the Women’s World Cup finals are must-watch TV. So where can fans stream the Women’s World Cup? Read on for how to watch the Women’s World Cup finals live online without breaking the bank.
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When are the Women’s World Cup 2023 finals?
The Women’s World Cup 2023 finals air on Sunday, August 20, at 6 a.m. on FOX Sports 1.
How to watch Women’s World Cup 2023 finals live online
The Women’s World Cup 2023 finals air on FOX Sports 1, which is available to stream on services like Sling Blue and Sling Orange + Blue. With its current deals, Sling Blue costs $22.50 for one’s first month and $45 per month after the first month ends. Sling Orange + Blue costs $30 for one’s first month and $60 per month after the first month ends.
Sling Blue offers 42 channels, including FOX Sports 1 to stream the Women’s World Cup, as well as 50 hours of DVR storage and the ability to stream on three devices at the same time. Sling Orange + Blue includes everything in Sling Blue, as well as seven additional channels: Disney Channel, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, Freeform, MotorTrend, and QVC.
Read on for step-by-step instructions on how to sign up for Sling TV to watch the Women’s World Cup 2023 finals live online.
- Visit Sling.com
- Click “Try Us Today”
- Enter your email
- Choose your plan between Sling Blue or Sling Orange + Blue
- Enter your payment method and information
- Search for FOX Sports 1
- Start watching the Women’s World Cup 2023 finals
What countries are in the Women’s World Cup 2023 finals?
The two countries competing in the Women’s World Cup 2023 finals are Spain and England.
Women’s World Cup 2023 schedule
July 20, 2023
- New Zealand vs. Norway
- Australia vs.Republic of Ireland
- Nigeria vs. Canada
July 21, 2023
- Philippines vs. Switzerland
- Spain vs. Costa Rica
- United States vs. Vietnam
July 22, 2023
- Zambia vs. Japan
- England vs. Haiti
- Denmark vs. China
July 23, 2023
- Sweden vs. South Africa
- Netherlands vs. Portugal
- France vs. Jamaica
July 24, 2023
- Italy vs. Argentina
- Germany vs. Morocco
- Brazil vs. Panama
- Colombia vs. South Korea
July 25, 2023
- New Zealand vs. Philippines
- Switzerland vs. Norway
July 26, 2023
- Japan vs. Costa Rica
- Spain vs. Zambia
- Canada vs. Republic of Ireland
- United States vs. Netherlands
July 27, 2023
- Portugal vs. Vietnam
- Australia vs. Nigeria
- Argentina vs. South Africa
July 28, 2023
- England vs. Denmark
- China vs. Haiti
July 29, 2023
- Sweden vs. Italy
- France vs. Brazil
- Panama vs. Jamaica
July 30, 2023
- South Korea vs. Morocco
- Norway vs. Philippines
- Switzerland vs. New Zealand
- Germany vs. Colombia
July 31, 2023
- Costa Rica vs. Zambia
- Japan vs. Spain
- Canada vs. Australia
- Republic of Ireland vs. Nigeria
August 1, 2023
- Portugal vs. United States
- Vietnam vs. Netherlands
- China vs. England
- Haiti vs. Denmark
August 2, 2023
- Argentina vs. Sweden
- South Africa vs. Italy
- Jamaica vs. Brazil
- Panama vs. France
August 3, 2023
- Morocco vs. Colombia
- South Korea vs. Germany
August 5, 2023
- Switzerland vs. Spain
- Japan vs. Norway
- Netherlands vs. South Africa
August 6, 2023
- Sweden vs. United States
August 7, 2023
- England vs. Nigeria
- Australia vs. Denmark
August 8, 2023
- Colombia vs. Jamaica
- France vs. Morocco
August 10, 2023
- Round of 16 1 winner vs. Round of 16 3 winner
August 11, 2023
- Round of 16 2 winner vs. Round of 16 4 winner
August 12, 2023
- Round of 16 5 winner vs. Round of 16 7 winner
- Round of 16 6 winner vs. Round of 16 8 winner
August 15, 2023
- Quarterfinal 1 winner vs. Quarter 2 winner
August 16, 2023
- Quarterfinal 3 winner vs. Quarterfinal 4 winner
August 19, 2023
- Semifinal 1 loser vs. Semifinal 2 loser
August 20, 2023
- Semifinal 1 winner vs. Semifinal 2 winner
Who is the Women’s World Cup 2023 host?
The Women’s World Cup 2023 is jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand. The 2023 tournament is the first FIFA Women’s World Cup to be hosted by more than one nation, as well as the first World Cup to be held across multiple confederations. (Australia is in the the Asian confederation, while New Zealand is in the Oceanian confederation.) The 2023 tournament is also the first Women’s World Cup to feature 21 teams, which is eight more from the previous 24. The increase replicates the same format used by the Men’s World Cup from 1998 to 2022.
The opening match of the Women’s World Cup 2023 was held between New Zealand and Norway at Eden Park in Auckland on July 20, 2023. The Women’s World Cup 2023 finals are set to take place on August 20, 2023, at Stadium Australia in Sydney.
