Women’s World Cup TV schedule and UK kick-off times: Full details and results for every game this summer as England eye glory

The start of the Women’s World Cup is moving ever closer with Australia and New Zealand ready to welcome the world’s best.

This summer’s highly-anticipated showpiece tournament is being shown live across the BBC and ITV with the action Down Under meaning some early kick-off times for England fans. 

Full Women’s World Cup TV schedule 

All times BST

Thursday, July 20 

• New Zealand 1-0 Norway – 8am – BBC
• Australia 1-0 Ireland – 11am – ITV

Friday, July 21 

• Nigeria 0-0 Canada – 3.30am – BBC
• Philippines 0-2 Switzerland – 6am – ITV
• Spain 3-0 Costa Rica – 8:30am – BBC 

Saturday, July 22

• USA 3-0 Vietnam – 2am – BBC
• Zambia v Japan – 8am – BBC
• England v Haiti – 10:30am – LIVE on talkSPORT – ITV
• Denmark v China – 1pm – BBC

Sunday, July 23

• Sweden v South Africa – 6am – BBC
• Netherlands v Portugal – 8:30am – BBC
• France v Jamaica – 11am – ITV

Monday, July 24

• Italy v Argentina – 7am – ITV
• Germany v Morocco – 9:30am – ITV
• Brazil v Panama – 12pm – ITV

Tuesday, July 25

• Colombia v Korea Republic – 3am – BBC
• New Zealand v Philippines – 6:30am – ITV
• Switzerland v Norway – 9am – ITV

Wednesday, July 26 

• Japan v Costa Rica – 6am – ITV
• Spain v Zambia – 8:30am – BBC
• Canada v Republic of Ireland – 1pm  – LIVE on talkSPORT 2 – ITV

Thursday, July 27

• USA v Netherlands – 2am – BBC
• Portugal v Vietnam – 8:30am – ITV
• Australia v Nigeria – 11am – BBC 

Friday, July 28

• Argentina v South Africa – 1am – ITV
• England v Denmark – 9:30am – LIVE on talkSPORT 2 – BBC
• China PR v Haiti – 12pm – ITV

Saturday, July 29

• Sweden v Italy – 8:30am – BBC
• France v Brazil – 11am – BBC
• Panama v Jamaica – 1:30pm – ITV

Sunday, July 30

• Korea Republic v Morocco – 5:30am – BBC
• Norway v Philippines – 8am – BBC
• Switzerland v New Zealand – 8am – BBC
• Germany v Colombia – 10:30am – ITV

Monday, July 31

• Japan v Spain – 8am – ITV 
• Costa Rica v Zambia – 8am – ITV
• Canada v Australia – 11am – BBC
• Republic of Ireland v Nigeria – 11am – LIVE on talkSPORT 2 – BBC

Tuesday, August 1

• Portugal v USA – 8am – ITV
• Vietnam v Netherlands – 8am – ITV
• Haiti v Denmark – 12pm – ITV
• China PR v England – 12pm – LIVE on talkSPORT 2 – ITV

Wednesday, August 2

• South Africa v Italy – 8am – BBC
• Argentina v Sweden – 8am – BBC
• Panama v France – 11am – ITV
• Jamaica v Brazil – 11am – ITV

Thursday, August 3

• Korea Republic v Germany – 11am – BBC
• Morocco v Colombia – 11am – BBC

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Women’s World Cup on talkSPORT

Listen to live commentary of the 2023 Women’s World Cup on the talkSPORT network, with our coverage kicking off on Saturday with England vs Haiti on talkSPORT at 10.30am.

And you can follow all the World Cup results, keep up-to-date with the latest fixtures and see the group standings in our new match centre HERE.

TV schedule is yet to be confirmed for the knockout phase

Round of 16

Saturday, August 5 

• Group A winners v Group C runners-up – 6am
• Group C winners v Group A runners-up – 9am

Sunday, August 6

• Group E winners v Group G runners-up – 3am
• Group G winners v Group E runners-up – 10am

Monday, August 7

• Group B winners v Group D runners-up – 11:30am
• Group D winners v Group B runners-up – 8:30am

Tuesday, August 8

• Group F winners v Group H runners-up – 8:30am
• Group H winners v Group F runners-up – 11:30am

Quarter-finals

Friday, August 11

• Round of 16 winner 1 vs Round of 16 winner 3 – 2am
• Round of 16 winner 2 vs Round of 16 winner 4 – 8:30am

Saturday, August 12

• Round of 16 winner 5 vs Round of 16 winner 7 – 8am
• Round of 16 winner 6 vs Round of 16 winner 8 – 11:30am

Semi-finals 

Tuesday, August 15 

• Winner of Quarter Final 1 vs Winner of Quarter Final 2 – 9am

Wednesday, August 16

• Winner of Quarter Final 3 vs Winner of Quarter Final 4 – 11am

Third place play-off 

Saturday, August 19

• Third place play-off – Loser of Semi-final 1 vs Loser of Semi-final 2 – 9am 

Final

Winner of Semi-final 1 vs Winner of Semi-final 2 – 11am – LIVE on talkSPORT