FIFA Women’s World Cup™ on FOX and FS1 Programming Highlights: Tuesday, July 25

Today’s Results:

• Colombia def. Korea Republic, 2 – 0 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)
• Philippines def. New Zealand, 1- 0 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)
• Switzerland draw Norway, 0 – 0 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)

Must-See Moments:

• USWNT Insider Jenny Taft chats with U.S. team co-captain Alex Morgan in an exclusive one-on-one conversation
• Cool. Calm. Collected. COLOMBIA. Catalina Usme scores the first goal of the tournament for Las Cafeteras
• Sarina Bolden makes history for the Philippines in netting the country’s first-ever FIFA Women’s World Cup with a point-blank header
• World Cup NOW: New Zealand called offside on potential game-tying goal

Top Stories:

• Casey Phair, 16, becomes youngest to ever play in Women’s World Cup (By: Martin Rogers)
• Alex Morgan embracing first World Cup as a mom: ‘I’m playing two roles’ (By: Doug McIntyre)
• Alex Morgan on rare missed penalty kick: ‘Glad to put that behind me’ (By: Laken Litman)
• Which remaining Group Stage matches will live up to hype? (Expert Roundtable)
• Women’s World Cup power rankings: Spain No. 1, USWNT out of top 3 (By: Alexi Lalas)
• Women’s World Cup Group scenarios: How each team advances to round of 16 (By: Martin Rogers)

Tonight’s Top Quotes:

• “Colombia have delivered! Linda Caciedo has delivered! Catalina Usme with the opening goal for the penalty spot, and 18-year old Linda Caicedo announcing herself on the world stage. She belongs at this level, and Colombia have come away from this opening match with three precious points to go second in the group behind Germany.”
  • FOX Sports play-by-play announcer Jacqui Oatley following the final whistle in Colombia vs. Korea Republic | WATCH
• “Yeah, it’s so difficult to say based alone on the Vietnam game. Well, you know, the U.S. didn’t do this and this. It was always going to be an opponent with an eye on the game against the Netherlands. This is what the group has always been about. Now, Julie Ertz played a match at center back and it had been 600 days between matches when she took a break from having a baby and coming back, getting back on the field with Angel City. And then now she’s playing center back alongside Naomi Girma, by the way, for the first time in a World Cup. So they’re going be up against a much better attack. I think the Dutch have so much speed up front with Lieke Martins and (Lineth) Beerensteyn, and that’s going to be the biggest test for the U.S. is can they handle that because there were mistakes they made in the first game, but they weren’t punished against Vietnam. We’re going to find out in the match against the Netherlands.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Stu Holden discusses his area of concern for the USWNT on Wednesday night vs. the Netherlands | WATCH
• “The Dutch have actually come out and said that they’re not fearful of this U.S. team and this is a rivalry that’s developing between these two nations. However, when we do look at the results, and the U.S. have them measured in both equations – both in Tokyo and in 2019 (Russia) as well. But for the Dutch, they really need to come out and just be aggressive and attack this U.S. team. The center back pairing needs to be tested, but I think this will be a much better test for the U.S. and it’s probably the opportunity for them to put a marker down and signal to the rest of the competition why they are the reigning Women’s World Cup champions.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Kate Gill on USWNT’s rivalry with the Netherlands and opportunity that comes with | WATCH
• First of all, In terms of teams that have impressed me, I’ve got to go right to the cream of the crop: Spain. To me, best team so far through this first set of matches. I thought that they were class in their possession where they had 80% possession – and yeah, you can say another day for Spain. But this time, they’re pumping in 36 shots – an outrageous number of shots. They just play good futbol but they’ve got the ‘teeth’ now – they’ve got the teeth to go all the way. (Esther) Gonzales up top, good player, but (Aitana) Bonmati also probably the best player of this first round of games for me.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Heather O’Reilly on ALEXI LALAS’ STATE OF THE UNION PODCAST discussing her biggest takeaway from every team’s first appearances at the FIFA Women’s World Cup | WATCH

Top Shots

Wednesday’s Schedule on FOX & FS1 (All Times ET)

• 12:30 AM on FS1 – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LIVE
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Rob Stone
• 1:00 AM on FS1 – Japan vs. Costa Rica
  • Jenn Hildreth, Warren Barton, Mark Clattenburg
• 3:00 AM on FS1 – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TONIGHT
  • Karina LeBlanc, Stu Holden, Rob Stone
• 3:30 AM on FS1 – Spain vs. Zambia
  • Kate Scott, Danielle Slaton, Mark Clattenburg
• 7:30 AM on FS1 – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TONIGHT
  • Heather O’Reilly, Karina LeBlanc, Rob Stone
• 8:00 AM on FS1 – Canada vs. Republic of Ireland
  • John Strong, Kyndra de St. Aubin, Dr. Joe Machnik
• 7:00 PM on FOX – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LIVE
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Ari Hingst, Rob Stone, Heather O’Reilly, Karina LeBlanc, Stu Holden, Chris Fallica
• 9:00 PM on FOX – USWNT vs. Netherlands
  • JP Dellacamera, Aly Wagner, Jenny Taft, Tom Rinaldi, Dr. Joe Machnik
• 11:00 PM on FOX – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TONIGHT
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Ari Hingst, Rob Stone
• WORLD CUP NOW on @FOXSoccer Twitter
  • Hosts: Leslie Osborne, Jimmy Conrad
  • Rotating Guests: Alexi Lalas, Karina LeBlanc, Stu Holden, Heather O’Reilly, Kate Gill

Full replays of each match are available on the FOX Sports app. For announcements, coverage, notes, photography and more, visit the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ page on FOX Sports Press Pass.