We’ve put together this handy guide to watching the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 in Australia – especially helpful if you're in Sydney. Here's all the info about how to tune in to the last Matildas game, and the World Cup Final.
Where is the World Cup Final being played?
The FIFA Women's World Cup Final will be played at Sydney's Stadium Australia (Accor Stadium) at Olympic Park.
When is the World Cup Final?
The FIFA Women's World Cup Final – Spain vs England – is on Sunday, August 20 at 8pm AEST. You can watch on Channel 7.
When is the Matildas last game in the World Cup?
Australia will be taking on Sweden on Saturday, August 19 at 6pm AEST. You can watch on Channel 7. They will be competing for third place in the World Cup.
Where is the Australia vs Sweden World Cup match being played?
The Australia vs Sweden World Cup match is being played at Brisbane Stadium.
How can I watch the World Cup on TV or live stream?
You can watch some Women's World Cup games on Channel 7 or 7Mate (and catch-ups on 7Plus). Optus Sport is also streaming games. You can check which channel will be showing each match by checking the fixtures, here. If the game isn't playing on 7 and you don't have access to Optus Sport, you can watch from the free FIFA Fan Festival in Sydney or from one of these Sydney venues that will be showing games live.
Where can I watch the World Cup in Sydney?
If you don't have tickets to the game and don't want to watch from home on TV, you can watch from the FIFA Fan Festival, from one of the live sites, or a pub or club that's showing the games. See our guide here.
Can I buy tickets to the World Cup final in Sydney?
Try your luck at buying Women's World Cup tickets over here.
Who won in the England vs Australia game of the World Cup?
England beat Australia in their Semi Final game of the FIFA Women's World Cup, 3-1.
Who are the best Australian (Matildas) players in the Women's World Cup?
Check out some of the key players for the Matildas World Cup squad, here.
Why does Mary Fowler wear gloves?
Matildas' player Mary Fowler started wearing her signature black gloves during games on freezing days when playing for her club Manchester City – and she kept wearing them ongoing on because she liked the way they feel. "I just do it because it's my thing," she said, after beating Canada. She has since added that she wears them because she gets "really fidgety". "Usually I train with a ring on, but if it’s cold, I wear gloves, and I can’t wear a ring in a match, so I usually wear gloves." Basically, she likes 'em, and at least you can always tell where she is on the field. Get to know more about Mary Fowler and the other key Matildas players over here.