Listen to the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ on FOX Sports and SiriusXM FC

The best players in the world compete in Australia and New Zealand for soccer’s most coveted title during the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™. Hear live broadcasts of all 64 matches powered by FOX Sports’ match commentary, beginning with the opening match on July 20 through the World Cup Final on August 20.

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Listen to Women’s World Cup matches & more on the SiriusXM App

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How to Listen on SiriusXM

English-language broadcasts of all matches from the tournament will be provided by FOX Sports with broadcasts airing primarily on FOX Sports (Ch. 83). When two matches are occurring simultaneously, one match will air on SiriusXM FC (Ch 157).

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Finals

The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 will reach its epic conclusion on Sunday, August 20, when England faces Spain in Sydney.

Match for 3rd Place: Sweden vs. Australia — August 19 at 4am ET

Final: England vs. Spain — August 20 at 6am ET

The tournament, hosted by Australia and New Zealand, hasn’t been without controversy, with surprising losses and incredible underdog stories abound. Despite strong showings in the group stages, the US Women’s team crashed out in the round of 16. They played Sweden on August 6 in a goalless game that ended in a tense penalty shootout, which Sweden won with five penalties to four. Their loss was one of the biggest shocks of the tournament, as the USWNT were aiming for their third World Cup in a row (and fifth overall). To not even reach the quarterfinals was a huge blow for the team.

Another big surprise was the Australian team, known as the Matildas, not reaching the final. The co-hosts put in a great showing during their semi-final match, but two second-half goals from England’s Lionesses denied them a place in the history books.

England’s triumph landed them in their first ever Women’s World Cup Final. It’s also the first time an England soccer team has reached a World Cup Final since 1966. The women’s team is no stranger to this pressure, though — last year they won the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 in a tense final against Germany. As the second-ranked team in the world, Germany failing to make it out of this year’s group stages was another shocking upset in a competition rife with them.

Spain defeated Sweden 2-1 in their semi-final, but their route to the final has been anything but smooth. Plagued by unrest and infighting off the pitch, there was initial doubt as to whether they would have a full squad ready for the competition. Despite these setbacks, they have soared through virtually unscathed, and this will also be the women’s team’s first ever appearance in a World Cup final.

It remains to be seen whether England or Spain will take home the biggest trophy in soccer. Find out who ends up on top on Sunday, August 20, with live coverage and analysis on FOX Sports and SiriusXM FC.

Commentary & Analysis on SiriusXM FC

In addition to carrying live match broadcasts, SiriusXM will offer listeners daily commentary throughout the tournament on its dedicated soccer channel, SiriusXM FC, with new voices joining the channel to provide analysis.

Kaylyn Kyle, who earned more than 100 caps as a member of the Canadian national team and played in the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™, will be joining the SiriusXM team, as will veteran soccer broadcaster Marisa Pilla. Kyle, Pilla, and SiriusXM’s Julie Stewart-Binks will host The Football Show, which airs daily at 7am ET.

Former USWNT members Heather O’Reilly and Lori Lindsey, hosts of the weekly SiriusXM show Played In, will provide reports from Australia and New Zealand during SiriusXM’s coverage of the tournament. O’Reilly and Lindsey will be in the host countries commentating for FOX Sports television coverage.

In addition to The Football Show, the SiriusXM FC weekday lineup includes United States of Soccer, hosted by Jason Davis; Grumpy Pundits, hosted by Former Man City and Tampa Bay Rowdies striker Rodney Marsh, former USMNT star Brian Dunseth, Tommy Smyth, and Tom Rennie; and Counter Attack, hosted by former USMNT stars Tony Meola and Eric Wynalda. Former Rutgers Women’s Soccer coach Glenn Crooks, host of The Coaching Academy on SiriusXM, will also provide commentary during the tournament.

Randi Zuckerberg’s Women’s World Cup Special

On a special episode of Randi Zuckerberg Means Business — available to stream now on the SiriusXM App — Randi speaks with special guests:

• Jill Ellis, former head U.S. Women’s National Team soccer coach
• Sean Gregory, senior writer for TIME, covering sports for the magazine and TIME.com
• Kaylyn Kyle, soccer analyst, former National Team player, and Olympic Medalist with two World Cup appearances
• Dr. Courtney Boucher, Assistant Director for Research and Programming at the Tucker Center for Research on Girls & Women in Sports and an instructor in the School of Kinesiology at the University of Minnesota
• Brandi Chastain, two-time FIFA Women’s World Cup champion and three-time Olympic medalist