Spain’s women’s national team has made history by defeating the Netherlands to reach the knockout stage, and now the focus shifts to the tournament’s final.
Spain’s women are eagerly awaiting the 2023 Women’s World Cup final, set for Tuesday, August 15, in Australia and New Zealand. After a group-stage loss to Japan on the last day, La Roja regrouped with a comfortable win over Switzerland in the round of 16 and staged a dramatic quarterfinal victory over the Netherlands after extra time. Their next challenge is a familiar foe with title ambitions, the Swedish national team, which produced a striking upset by eliminating Japan from the event.
The semi-final clash will be staged at Eden Park in Auckland, a venue with a capacity of about 45,000. It stands as New Zealand’s largest stadium and has a storied history, hosting the 1950 Commonwealth Games and two Rugby World Cup finals.
The buzz around this match extends beyond the stadium, as fans across Canada and the United States follow every twist of the World Cup chase and look for live coverage details that fit their broadcasting options. A comprehensive guide to the Women’s World Cup is available from Goal, offering schedules, results, and analysis for the tournament as a whole. [Goal]
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TV and channel: where to watch and how to access broadcasts for the 2023 World Cup
In Spain, RTVE holds the broadcasting rights for the 2023 World Cup matches. The public broadcaster plans to show live coverage of the final phase on La 1, La 2, Teledeporte, and RTVE Play via RTVE.es. This ensures uninterrupted access to all the games featuring the Spanish team as well as the other national squads.
RTVE: La 1, Teledeporte, RTVE Play and RTVE.es
The World Cup’s decisive phase will be accessible free-to-air in Spain, and the coverage will extend to all matches featuring La Roja and the rest of the participating nations. The programming lineup emphasizes both live match broadcasts and expert analysis to help viewers understand the tactical shifts and key moments. The schedule is designed so fans can enjoy a steady stream of matches across multiple platforms, including open channels and the RTVE.es streaming portal. The public service broadcaster also offers sports analysis programs that complement the live action, including nightly discussions on various European qualifiers and events.
As the tournament progresses, fans in Canada and the United States will also monitor the tournament through widely used sports networks and streaming services, ensuring they can follow the semi-final and potential final with clear, reliable coverage. The overall aim is to deliver accessible, high-quality reporting that translates the drama on the field into easy-to-follow updates for an international audience. [Goal]
Source: Goal