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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Sport

Jonathan Tannenwald

Women’s World Cup TV schedule, live streaming, kickoff times on Fox and Telemundo

Telemundo Fox FS1 World Cup Universo Warren Barton Aly Wagner Kate Scott SiriusXM Australia

The women’s World Cup is here again, and this one promises to be the biggest yet. It’s the first one with 32 teams, and the United States enters as the two-time reigning champion.

All 64 games of the tournament will be on TV in the United States live from Australia and New Zealand. Unfortunately for fans in the U.S., a lot of kickoffs are in the middle of the night here. Whether you’re going to stay up late, wake up early, or just record it all for later, here’s what you need to know about how to watch the action.

What channel is the women’s World Cup on TV?

Fox Sports has the rights in English, and Telemundo — owned by Philadelphia-based Comcast — has them in Spanish. Fox is putting 29 games on its free-to-air broadcast network, including every U.S. game, and 35 on cable channel FS1. Telemundo is putting 33 games on its free-to-air broadcast network and 31 on cable channel Universo. That’s the most women’s World Cup games ever put on a free-to-air channel.

Combining the two networks’ schedules, 22 games are exclusively on cable. You’ll find them in the full game listings below.

Who are Fox and Telemundo’s women’s World Cup broadcasters?

Fox’s top team is JP Dellacamera and former U.S. star player Aly Wagner. It’s the 17th World Cup for Dellacamera, the former Union local TV voice, seven on the women’s side and 10 on the men’s side. They’ll call all the U.S. games, and big games, through the final.

Fox has five broadcast teams that will call games, with three on site down under: Dellacamera and Wagner, Jacqui Oatley and Philadelphia’s Lori Lindsey, and John Strong and Kyndra de St. Aubin. The other two teams will call games off monitors from the network’s Los Angeles studios: Sixers play-by-play voice Kate Scott and Danielle Slaton and Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton.

Rob Stone hosts studio coverage from Sydney, Australia, with a cast of analysts led by Delran’s Carli Lloyd, fellow former U.S. star Heather O’Reilly, and former Philadelphia Independence and Canada goalkeeper Karina LeBlanc.

Telemundo’s top team is veteran play-by-play voice Andrés Cantor and analysts Natalia Astrain, a former U.S. Under-17 women’s team coach, and Manuel Sol. They are the network’s only team on site to call games. Other play-by-play voices include Sammy Sadovnik, Copán Alvarez, Daniella Lopez-Guajardo, and Jorge Calvo.

Notable analysts include four current or former women’s players: Deyna Castellanos (Venezuela), Isabella Echeverri (Colombia), Janelly Farias (Mexico), and Kenti Robles (Mexico). Telemundo doesn’t have a full-blown studio set down under, but has hosts and reporters spread across the tournament: Ana Jurka, Miguel Gurwitz, Veronica Rodríguez, Carlota Vizmanos and Carlos Yustis.

Where is the women’s World Cup live streaming?

Fox’s live streaming is available through FoxSports.com with authentication through participating TV providers or through the streaming apps of those providers. Streaming TV sites that have FS1 include fuboTV, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and DirecTV Stream. Full-game replays are available for free on Tubi right after the final whistle, including broadcasts in 4K. But they won’t be live there.

Telemundo’s live streaming is in two places: TelemundoDeportes.com if you have a TV subscription, and on Peacock. You’ll have to pay for the premium tier to get all the games, but it’s definitely the cheapest streaming option to get every game.

Where is the World Cup radio broadcast?

There is no traditional radio broadcast in English. SiriusXM’s subscription service has audio simulcasts of Fox’s TV broadcasts. Most games are on Fox Sports’ Channel 83, with some simultaneous games on SiriusXM’s soccer channel 157. TuneIn also is simulcasting Fox’s audio on its paid subscription tier.

SiriusXM also will have a lot of studio shows on its soccer channel, led by hosts Jason Davis and Glenn Crooks.

What are the women’s World Cup host cities and stadiums?

There are 10 stadiums across nine cities stretched over the two countries. It’s a lot of land to cover: over 3,300 miles and five time zones from Perth in western Australia to Hamilton in northern New Zealand.

Fortunately for the teams involved, their games mostly will be regionalized so they don’t have to travel too far. Unfortunately for fans, the kickoff times won’t be as uniform as they usually are.

FIFA and the local organizers are using the cities’ indigenous names along with their English ones. Some of the venues have commercial sponsor names, but they aren’t used during the World Cup. (This likely will be the case again when the U.S. cohosts the 2026 men’s World Cup.)

Can we just get to the World Cup game schedule now?

Yes. We try to answer as many questions as we can in these guides, but we know what you’re here for.

GROUP STAGE

Letters and numbers with teams refer to how they were placed in the group draw.

Thursday, July 20

— 3 a.m.: A1. New Zealand vs. A2. Norway at Auckland, Fox (JP Dellacamera, Aly Wagner, and Jenny Taft) and Telemundo (Andrés Cantor, Natalia Astrain, and Manuel Sol)

— 6 a.m.: B1. Australia vs. B2. Republic of Ireland at Sydney (Stadium Australia), Fox (Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey) and Universo (Copán Alvarez, Isabella Echeverri, and Janelly Farias)

— 10:30 p.m.: B3. Nigeria vs. B4. Canada at Melbourne, Fox (John Strong and Kyndra de St. Aubin) and Universo (Sammy Sadnovnik, Janelly Farias, and Kenti Robles)

Friday, July 21

— 1 a.m.: A3. Philippines vs. A4. Switzerland at Dunedin, FS1 (Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton) and Universo (Jorge Calvo, Diana Rincón, and Isabella Echeverri)

— 3:30 a.m.: C1. Spain vs. C2. Costa Rica at Wellington, FS1 (Kate Scott and Danielle Slaton) and Telemundo (Diana Rincón, Daniella Lopez-Guajardo, Eduardo Biscayart, and Maxi Rodríguez)

— 9 p.m.: United States vs. Vietnam at Auckland, Fox (JP Dellacamera, Aly Wagner, and Jenny Taft), Telemundo and Universo (Andrés Cantor, Natalia Astrain, and Manuel Sol)

Saturday, July 22

— 3 a.m.: C3. Zambia vs. C4. Japan at Hamilton, FS1 (Kate Scott and Danielle Slaton) and Universo (Jorge Calvo, Isabella Echeverri, and Kenti Robles)

— 5:30 a.m.: D1. England vs. D2. Haiti at Brisbane, Fox (John Strong and Kyndra de St. Aubin) and Telemundo (Copán Alvarez, Janelly Farias, and Maxi Rodríguez)

— 8 a.m.: D3. Denmark vs. D4. China at Perth, Fox (Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton) and Universo (Sammy Sadovnik, Eduardo Biscayart, and Diana Rincón)

Sunday, July 23

— 1 a.m.: G1. Sweden vs. G2. South Africa at Wellington, FS1 (Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton) and Universo (Diana Rincón, Daniella Lopez-Guajardo, Eduardo Biscayart, and Isabella Echeverri)

— 3:30 a.m.: E3. Netherlands vs. E4. Portugal at Dunedin, FS1 (Kate Scott and Danielle Slaton) and Telemundo (Sammy Sadovnik, Diana Rincón, and Kenti Robles)

— 6 a.m.: F1. France vs. F2. Jamaica at Sydney (Sydney Football Stadium), Fox (Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey) and Telemundo (Copán Alvarez, Janelly Farias and Maxi Rodríguez)

Monday, July 24

— 2 a.m.: G3. Italy vs. G4. Argentina at Auckland, FS1 (JP Dellacamera and Aly Wagner) and Telemundo (Andrés Cantor, Manuel Sol and Natalia Astrain)

— 4:30 a.m.: H1. Germany vs. H2. Morocco at Melbourne, FS1 (John Strong and Kyndra de St. Aubin) and Universo (Jorge Calvo, Diana Rincón and Kenti Robles)

— 7 a.m.: F3. Brazil vs. F4. Panama at Adelaide, FS1 (Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey) and Telemundo (Sammy Sadovnik, Eduardo Biscayart and Janelly Farias)

— 10 p.m.: H3. Colombia vs. H4. South Korea at Sydney (Sydney Football Stadium), FS1 (Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey) and Universo (Copán Alvarez, Isabella Echeverri, and Diana Rincón)

Tuesday, July 25

— 1:30 a.m.: A1. New Zealand vs. A3. Philippines at Wellington, FS1 (Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton) and Universo (Diana Rincón, Daniella Lopez-Guajardo, Eduardo Biscayart, and Janelly Farias)

— 4 a.m.: A4. Switzerland vs. A2. Norway at Hamilton, FS1 (Kate Scott and Danielle Slaton) and Telemundo (Jorge Calvo, Maxi Rodríguez, and Kenti Robles)

Wednesday, July 26

— 1 a.m.: C4. Japan vs. C2. Costa Rica at Dunedin, FS1 (JP Dellacamera and Aly Wagner) and Universo (Copán Alvarez, Eduardo Biscayart, and Kenti Robles)

— 3:30 a.m.: C1. Spain vs. C3. Zambia at Auckland, FS1 (Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton) and Telemundo (Sammy Sadovnik, Isabella Echeverri, and Maxi Rodríguez)

— 8 a.m.: B4. Canada vs. B2. Republic of Ireland at Perth, FS1 (John Strong vs. Kyndra de St. Aubin) and Universo (Diana Robles, Daniella Lopez-Guajardo, and Janelly Farias)

— 9 p.m.: United States vs. Netherlands at Wellington, Fox (JP Dellacamera, Aly Wagner, and Jenny Taft), Telemundo and Universo (Andrés Cantor, Natalia Astrain, and Manuel Sol)

Thursday, July 27

— 3:30 a.m.: E4. Portugal vs. E2. Vietnam at Hamilton, FS1 (Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton) and Universo (Sammy Sadonvik, Eduardo Biscayart, and Janelly Farias)

— 6 a.m.: B1. Australia vs. B3. Nigeria at Brisbane, FS1 (Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey) and Universo (Diana Rincón, Daniella Lopez-Guajardo, and Janelly Farias)

— 8 p.m.: G4. Argentina vs. G2. South Africa at Dunedin, FS1 (JP Dellacamera and Aly Wagner) and Universo (Copán Alvarez, Isabella Echeverri, and Maxi Rodríguez)

Friday, July 28

— 4:30 a.m.: D1. England vs. D3. Denmark at Sydney (Sydney Football Stadium), FS1 (Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey) and Telemundo (Sammy Sadovnik, Eduardo Biscayart, and Janelly Farias)

— 7 a.m.: D4. China vs. D2. Haiti at Adelaide, FS1 (Jenn Hildreth and Lori Lindsey) and Universo (Diana Rincón, Daniella Lopez-Guajardo, and Kenti Robles)

Saturday, July 29

— 3:30 a.m.: G1. Sweden vs. G3. Italy at Wellington, FS1 (Kate Scott and Danielle Slaton) and Telemundo (Copán Alvarez, Isabella Echeverri and Maxi Rodríguez)

— 6 a.m.: F1. France vs. F3. Brazil at Brisbane, Fox (Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey) and Telemundo (Andrés Cantor, Natalia Astrain and Manuel Sol)

— 8:30 a.m.: F4. Panama vs. F2. Jamaica at Perth, Fox (John Strong and Kyndra de St. Aubin) and Telemundo (Diana Rincón, Daniella Lopez-Guajardo and Kenti Robles)

Sunday, July 30

— 12:30 a.m.: H4. South Korea vs. H2. Morocco at Adelaide, Fox (John Strong and Kyndra de St. Aubin) and Universo (Jorge Calvo, Diana Robles, and Maxi Rodríguez)

— 3 a.m.: A4. Switzerland vs. A1. New Zealand at Dunedin, Fox (JP Dellacamera and Aly Wagner) and Telemundo (Jorge Calvo, Eduardo Biscayart, and Kenti Robles)

— 3 a.m.: A2. Norway vs. A3. Philippines at Auckland, FS1 (Kate Scott and Danielle Slaton) and Universo (Copán Alvarez and Janelly Farias)

— 5:30 a.m.: H1. Germany vs. H3. Colombia at Sydney (Sydney Football Stadium), FS1 (Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton) and Telemundo (Daniella Lopez-Guajardo, Isabella Echeverri, and Diana Rincón)

Monday, July 31

— 3 a.m.: C4. Japan vs. C1. Spain at Wellington, Fox (John Strong and Kyndra de St. Aubin) and Telemundo (Andrés Cantor, Natalia Astrain, and Manuel Sol)

— 3 a.m.: C2. Costa Rica vs. C3. Zambia at Hamilton, FS1 (Kate Scott and Danielle Slaton) and Universo (Copán Alvarez, Janelly Farias, and Maxi Rodríguez)

— 6 a.m.: B4. Canada vs. B1. Australia at Melbourne, Fox (Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey) and Telemundo (Daniella Lopez-Guajardo, Eduardo Biscayart, and Isabella Echeverri)

— 6 a.m.: B2. Republic of Ireland vs. Nigeria at Brisbane, FS1 (Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton) and Universo (Sammy Sadovnik and Diana Rincón)

Tuesday, Aug. 1

— 3 a.m.: E4. Portugal vs. E1. United States at Auckland, Fox (JP Dellacamera, Aly Wagner, and Jenny Taft) and Telemundo (Andrés Cantor, Natalia Astrain, and Manuel Sol)

— 3 a.m.: E2. Vietnam vs. E4. Netherlands at Dunedin, FS1 (Kate Scott and Danielle Slaton) and Universo (Daniella Lopez-Guajardo and Diana Rincón)

— 7 a.m.: D4. China vs. D1. England at Adelaide, Fox (Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey) and Telemundo (Sammy Sadovnik, Janelly Farias, and Maxi Rodríguez)

— 7 a.m.: D2. Haiti vs. D3. Denmark at Perth, FS1 (John Strong and Kyndra de St. Aubin) and Universo (Jorge Calvo, Eduardo Biscayart, and Isabella Echeverri)

Wednesday, Aug. 2

— 3 a.m.: G4. Argentina vs. G1. Sweden at Hamilton, Fox (JP Dellacamera and Aly Wagner) and Telemundo (Copán Alvarez, Isabella Echeverri, and Maxi Rodríguez)

— 3 a.m.: G2. South Africa vs. G3. Italy at Wellington, FS1 (Kate Scott and Danielle Slaton) and Universo (Jorge Calvo and analysts TBD)

— 6 a.m.: F4. Panama vs. F1. France at Sydney (Sydney Football Stadium), Fox (Jacqui Oatley and Lori Lindsey) and Universo (Diana Rincón and Daniella Lopez-Guajardo)

— 6 a.m.: F2. Jamaica vs. F3. Brazil Melbourne, FS1 (Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton) and Telemundo (Sammy Sadovnik, Eduardo Biscayart, and Janelly Farias)

Thursday, Aug. 3

— 6 a.m.: H4. South Korea vs. H1. Germany at Brisbane, Fox (John Strong and Kyndra de St. Aubin) and Universo (Copán Alvarez, Janelly Farias, and Maxi Rodríguez)

— 6 a.m.: H2. Morocco vs. H3. Colombia at Perth, FS1 (Jenn Hildreth and Warren Barton) and Telemundo (Sammy Sadovnik, Isabella Echeverri, and Diana Rincón)

ROUND OF 16

Letters and numbers with teams refer to where they finished in their groups.

Saturday, Aug. 5

— 1 a.m.: 1A. vs. 2C. at Auckland, FS1 (TBD) and Universo (TBD)

— 4 a.m.: 1C. vs. 2A. at Wellington, FS1 (TBD) and Telemundo TBD)

— 10 p.m.: 1E. vs. 2G. at Sydney (Sydney Football Stadium), Fox (TBD) and Telemundo (TBD)

Sunday, Aug. 6

— 5 a.m.: 1G. vs. 2E. at Melbourne, Fox (TBD) and Telemundo (TBD)

Monday, Aug. 7

— 3:30 a.m.: 1D. vs. 2B. at Brisbane, FS1 (TBD) and Universo (TBD)

— 6:30 a.m.: 1B. vs. 2D. at Sydney (Stadium Australia), FS1 (TBD) and Universo (TBD)

Tuesday, Aug. 8