Women's World Cup broadcast yesterday: World Cup matches on July 21, 2023 on free TV and free streaming

Women’s World Cup broadcast yesterday: World Cup matches on July 21, 2023 on free TV and free streaming

Posted On: July 22, 2023

The 2023 Women’s World Cup will take place in Australia and New Zealand from July 20 to August 20. In Germany, the 64 matches of the 2023 Women’s World Cup will be broadcast alternately by public broadcasters ARD and ZDF on free TV channels and media libraries. In total, ARD and ZDF each broadcast 20 matches on free-to-air television in the group stage. Additionally, live stream transmissions over the internet are included sportstudio.de And sportschau.de. It is not yet known which station will broadcast the round of 16, quarter-finals and semi-finals.

Here you can find out all about which Women–World Cup games this Friday, 07/21/2023live in Free TV And free stream transmit. The current day’s World Cup matches and lots of news about the Women’s World Cup 2023 are also available on our Women’s World Cup theme page.

Women’s World Cup live: Who will broadcast the matches on July 21, 2023?

An overview of which Women–World Cup matches today on which channel will it be broadcast:

4.30 a.m. – 6.30 a.m. live at the ZDF media library: preliminary round, group B: Nigeria – Canada, Final score: 0:0
07:00 – 09:00 live on ZDF and the ZDF media library: preliminary round, group A: Philippines – Switzerland, Final score: 0:2
9.30 a.m. – 11.30 a.m. live on ZDF and the ZDF media library: preliminary round, group C: Spain – Costa Rica, Final result: 3:0

Successful World Cup start for Switzerland – Canada disappointed

Switzerland jubilant, Canada disappointed: While former DFB player and current Switzerland coach Grings celebrated a successful World Cup start with a 2-0 win over the Philippines, Canadian soccer icon Christine Sinclair became a tragic figure when she missed a penalty in the 0-0 win over Nigeria. Former Germany international Grings gave Switzerland their first win since taking charge in January. Since then, they had only been able to post five draws and one defeat in six friendlies.

For the Canadians, captain Sinclair got the winning start on foot, but the 40-year-old missed a penalty in the 50th minute. The striker, who is playing her last World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, won the penalty herself but was denied by Nigerian goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie.

Women’s World Cup 2023: summaries and re-live

For those unable to watch the matches live early in the morning, the matches will be available in full in the ARD media library anytime later on ARD broadcast days. You will also find summaries of all 64 World Cup matches in the media library, on sportschau.de and in the Sportschau app. Due to the time difference, ZDF is also displaying game highlights in summaries of its current programs and our online portals.

Women’s World Cup on ARD and ZDF: where do broadcasters report from?

ARD broadcasts from an existing NDR studio in Hamburg. Claus Lufen acts as moderator. Nia Künzer is at his side as an expert. Christina Graf and Bernd Schmelzer will commentate New Zealand and Australia, Stephanie Baczyk will report from Hamburg. Carolin Kebekus delivers the song for the ARD World Cup with her song “Wir Ihr Alle Eins”.

ZDF’s moderator is Sven Voss, who leads the broadcasts from Mainz with a changing guest. National player Giulia Gwinn, who missed the World Cup due to a torn cruciate ligament and a training deficit, accompanies the World Cup as a ZDF expert. Lena Kesting reports from the DFB district. ZDF is represented in Australia and New Zealand by an editorial team of eight, including Claudia Neumann.

Women’s World Cup: Program in PDF to download and print

When will Germany play the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand? The complete World Cup schedule to print as a free PDF download.

When does Germany play at the Women’s World Cup?

When will Germany play in the 2023 Women’s World Cup? The dates and schedule of the German national football team at the World Cup.

The Germany team at the Women’s World Cup

National coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg relies on the core of the England EM squad 2022 in the Germany squad, i.e. the German national football team squad for the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.