FIFA Women’s World Cup™ on FOX and FS1 Programming Highlights: Sunday, July 30

Programming Alert:

• Brazil vs. Jamaica on Wednesday, Aug. 2, moves to FOX with both teams battling to advance to Round of 16. France vs. Panama set for FS1.

Today’s Results:

• Morocco def. Korea Republic, 1 – 0 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)
• Norway def. Philippines, 6 – 0 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)
• Switzerland draw New Zealand, 0 – 0 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)
• Colombia def. Germany, 2 – 1 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)

Must-See Moments:

• Iconic Moment: Linda Caicedo puts skill on display for world to see with legendary goal for Colombia
• Late Drama: Manuela Vanegas’ goal in stoppage time pushes Colombia to upset win over Germany
• Former Colombian National Team Star Melissa Ortiz can’t contain excitement on WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW following Colombia’s game-winning goal in stoppage time
• Carli Lloyd and Alexi Lalas discuss adjustments the USWNT needs to make vs. Portugal
• USWNT Insider Jenny Taft speaks with Megan Rapinoe ahead of the USWNT’s crucial match vs. Portugal
• Alexi Lalas unveils his latest Power Rankings with the USWNT slotting in as his fifth best performing team of the tournament
• Norway’s route of Philippines kick starts with an absolute beauty of a finish by Sophie Roman Haug
• One last ovation for the Football Ferns as host country New Zealand gets eliminated from the tournament
• The Atlas Lionesses get on the board and tally Morocco’s first-ever FIFA Women’s World Cup goal

Top Stories:

• Megan Rapinoe went from star to sub for USWNT, but she’s not sweating it (By: Laken Litman)
• USWNT coach Vlatko Andonovski deserves credit for adjustments (By: Martin Rogers)
• USWNT needs result vs. Portugal, or the unthinkable could happen (By: Doug McIntyre)
• USA vs. Portugal: Everything to know, how to watch group-stage finale
• Nouhaila Benzina becomes first to wear hijab in Women’s World Cup game (By: Martin Rogers)
• World Cup NOW: Rising star Linda Caicedo shines brightly for Colombia

Tonight’s Top Quotes:

• “What a moment. If she [Linda Caicedo] wasn’t a superstar already, she is now. What a finish. Take a bow.”
  • FOX Sports match analyst Warren Barton on Colombia star Linda Caicedo’s spectacular finish vs. Germany | WATCH

• “Linda Caicedo, what a player. … I’m honestly without words … with that incredible rip, I’m gonna dream of this goal all night.”
  • FOX Sports’ WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW analyst and former Colombian National Team star Melissa Ortiz on Colombia’s legendary goal from Linda Caicedo | WATCH

• “I think just embrace it. These are like the best moments, when your backs against the wall, when there’s a lot of chatter about, you know, everything we should have done or things shouldn’t have done. Yeah, just take that opportunity to you know, whatever way that you get motivated to get motivated, like this is what you train for, this is the best part of the World Cup. This is the part that brings something special out in your game that maybe you didn’t even know was there.”
  • USWNT veteran Megan Rapinoe on her message to teammates today in an exclusive interview with USWNT Insider Jenny Taft | WATCH

• “So I would like to see Alex Morgan out. You put Lynn Williams in, ok, still got some changes here. Sophia Smith will go in the nine, Trinity Rodman go on the left, Lynn Williams on the right. Now Sophia Smith’s ability to get in behind the backline, and pop off, and go in front of the backline, provides the team with a little bit more width and a little bit of unpredictability. And I think Lynn Williams comes in, she gives that dynamic defensive presence, where she can kind of get up and down that flank and just gives the team a little bit of a different look. You know, it hasn’t all been going well this World Cup, so why not just spice it up and mix it up a little bit.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Carli Lloyd makes her case for the USWNT making a change up front vs. Portugal

• “You want to play Italy rather than Sweden, it doesn’t take a genius to figure that out. So you go out there and you win this game in the first half, you put your best 11. And Vlatko Andonovski, his best 11 for the last two games, including against the Netherlands, was what it was. I think he changes Rose [Lavelle], but I don’t think you change anything else.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Alexi Lalas provides a counterpoint on the USWNT holding strong with their starting lineup vs. Portugal

• “They finally showed up as a team and had a team performance. They were really good today, and all credit to them, I thought they were going out with a bang because this was really disgraceful what they showed in the first two matches, but now they’re back in the game. They needed a lot of goals, they scored them so all credit to them, but I’m still not convinced yet.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Ari Hingst reacts to Norway’s 6-0 win that catapults them into the Round of 16 | WATCH

Top Shots

Monday Schedule on FOX & FS1 (All Times ET)

• 2:00 AM on FOX, FS1 – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LIVE
  • Alexi Lalas, Rob Stone, Ari Hingst, Heather O’Reilly, Karina LeBlanc, Stu Holden, Kate Gill
• 3:00 AM on FOX – Japan vs. Spain
  • John Strong, Kyndra de St. Aubin, Dr. Joe Machnik
• 3:00 AM on FS1– Costa Rica vs. Zambia
  • Kate Scott, Danielle Slaton, Mark Clattenburg
• 5:00 AM on FOX, FS1 – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TONIGHT
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Karina LeBlanc, Rob Stone, Stu Holden, Kate Gill
• 6:00 AM on FOX – Canada vs. Australia
  • Jacqui Oatley, Lori Lindsey, Dr. Joe Machnik
• 6:00 AM on FS1 – Republic of Ireland vs. Nigeria
  • Jenn Hildreth, Warren Barton, Mark Clattenburg
• 8:00 AM on FS1 – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TODAY
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Karina LeBlanc, Rob Stone
• WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW on @FOXSoccer Twitter
  • Hosts: Leslie Osborne, Melissa Ortiz, Jimmy Conrad
  • Guest: Carli Lloyd, Freya Coombe, Heather O’Reilly, Ari Hingst

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.