How to watch Japan vs. Spain: Time, TV Channel and Live Stream - July 31

Updated Jul. 30, 2023 11:04 p.m. ET

Data Skrive

Group C action at the 2023 Women's World Cup is coming to an end, with Spain, sitting on six points, and Japan, with six, set to meet on Monday, July 31 at 3:00 AM ET.

Check out FOX US,Fox Sports 2 to see this game.

Spain vs. Japan Match Info, TV Channel & More

Match Day: Monday, July 31, 2023
Match Time: 3:00 AM ET
Venue: Westpac Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand
TV Channel: FOX US,Fox Sports 2

Watch Spain vs. Japan and every 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup match on FOX Sports, with 29 contests televised on FOX and 35 airing on FS1. All 64 matches can be streamed live in 4k on the FOX Sports App.

Spain Insights

Spain's Last World Cup

Spain made the Round of 16 of the most recent World Cup (in 2019), losing to the United States 2-1.
Jennifer Hermoso collected three goals in the tournament.
Virginia Torrecilla added one assist in that tournament.

Last Game

Spain's last game was a 5-0 win over Zambia, taking 16 shots and outshooting by 12.
Spain were led by Hermoso and Alba Redondo, who scored two goals each, in that match versus .

Spain's Best Players

Hermoso (2023 Women's World Cup): 2 games / 2 goals / 1 assist
Redondo (2023 Women's World Cup): 2 games / 2 goals / 0 assists
Eva Navarro (2023 Women's World Cup): 2 games / 0 goals / 2 assists
Aitana Bonmati (2023 Women's World Cup): 2 games / 1 goal / 0 assists

Catch all the action of the2023 FIFA Women's World Cup on FOX, FS1 and the FOX Sports App.

Japan Insights

Japan's Last World Cup

Japan has scored seven goals in this tournament (3.5 per game). Spain has not conceded a goal yet.
With 7 goals scored and 0 allowed, Japan is second in Women's World Cup in goal differential.
In terms of shots, Japan is second in the tournament offensively (taking 23.5 per game), and Spain is second defensively (conceding 1.5).
In terms of shot differential, Japan is second in Women's World Cup, at +20.5 per match.
Japan is second in the league in chances created -- at 18.5 per match, higher than its opponents' average of 2.0.

Last Game

In its last match on July 26, Japan knocked off Costa Rica 2-0. Japan outshot Costa Rica 23 to six.
Aoba Fujino (on two shots) and Hikaru Naomoto (on four shots) scored a goal apiece for Japan.