How to watch Sweden vs. United States: Time, TV Channel and Live Stream - August 6

Updated Aug. 6, 2023 3:05 a.m. ET

Data Skrive

The United States and Sweden meet at 5:00 AM ET on August 6, in the Round of 16 of the World Cup. To get here, the United States finished second in Group E and Sweden was the runner-up in Group G.

If you're looking for how to watch the matchup, it's on FOX US.

United States vs. Sweden Match Info, TV Channel & More

Match Day: Sunday, August 6, 2023
Match Time: 5:00 AM ET
Venue: Melbourne Rectangular Stadium in Melbourne, Australia
TV Channel: FOX US

Watch the United States vs. Sweden 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.

United States Insights

United States' Last World Cup

The United States won the last World Cup (in 2019), defeating the Netherlands in the final 2-0.
During the tournament, Alex Morgan picked up six goals and three assists.

Last Game

The United States earned a draw on August 1 against Portugal, 0-0. The United States took 11 more shots in the match, 16 to five.

United States' Best Players

Sophia Smith (2023 Women's World Cup): 3 games / 2 goals / 1 assist
Lindsey Horan (2023 Women's World Cup): 3 games / 2 goals / 0 assists
Rose Lavelle (2023 Women's World Cup): 3 games / 0 goals / 1 assist
Morgan (2023 Women's World Cup): 3 games / 0 goals / 1 assist

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Sweden Insights

Sweden's Last World Cup

Sweden has scored nine goals in three matches in this tournament (fourth in Women's World Cup), and the United States has conceded one goal in three matches (second in league).
In terms of goal differential, Sweden is third in Women's World Cup, at +8.
Sweden takes 14.3 shots per match (11th in Women's World Cup), and the United States allows 0.7 per match (first).
Sweden is eighth in Women's World Cup in shot differential, at +10.3 per game.
Sweden is 14th in the league in chances created -- at 7.3 per match, higher than its opponents' average of 6.3.