The 2023 Women’s World Cup in Qatar is a month-long ode to the beautiful game, packed with drama and excitement. ESPN is there for it all!
Content and fixtures
Play: ESPN Women’s Soccer Challenge
Fixtures, results: Daily match schedule
Groups: Tables at the 2023 Women’s World Cup
Squads: Check out the confirmed squads
Stadiums: All the venues
News and features: ESPN’s home for everything World Cup
Para la cobertura de la Copa Mundial Femenino en español, visite ESPN Deportes
Para a cobertura da Copa do Mundo Feminino em Português, por favor visite ESPN Brasil
How to watch the World Cup (check local listings)
United States: Fox Sports, Telemundo Deportes
Canada: TSN, CTV
Australia: Optus Sport, Seven Network
Brazil: Globo, CazeTV
Argentina: TVP, TyC Sports
United Kingdom: BBC, ITV
France: France Televisions
Germany: ARD, ZDF
Italy: RAI
Netherlands: NOS
New Zealand: Sky
Spain: RTVE
South Africa: SABC
What to read and watch:
Preview content
Ranked: The 25 best players at the Women’s World Cup Read
Murray: Meet all 23 USWNT players going to the World Cup Read
Carlisle: Markgraf laying groundwork for another USWNT World Cup Read
Carlisle: How Hamm ended up playing keeper in a World Cup Read
Carlisle: When Rapinoe retires, USWNT will lose ‘heart of the team’ Read
Hernandez: USWNT hopes diverse squad will inspire more girls Read
Hamilton: Wiegman’s formula for England success at World Cup Read
Hernandez: How USWNT millennial, Gen Z stars find common ground Read
Arnold: The USWNT one-cap club: Stories of those who got one chance Read
Vickery: Brazil need more than just Marta to make World Cup splash Read
Lowery: Does USWNT have a backup for Morgan at the World Cup? Read
Lawson: Jamaica, Canada feuding over funding before World Cup Read
Lowery: Why uncapped DeMelo made USWNT World Cup roster Read
Murray: Snubs and surprises of USWNT’s World Cup roster Read
Kassouf: Why losing Sauerbrunn will hurt USWNT’s World Cup quest Read
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