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Today’s Results:

• Australia def. France, 0 – 0 (PKs: 7-6) (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)
• England def. Colombia, 2 – 1 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)

Must-See Moments:

• Longest PK Shootout in Women’s World Cup History: Watch all 20 penalties between Australia and France in under 30 seconds
• Cortnee Vine provides unforgettable moment for host Australia with game-winning PK in Women’s World Cup Quarterfinals
• G’crazy, mates: Crowd reaction from Women’s World Cup Watch Party in Melbourne after The Matildas claim spot in Semifinals
• Australia’s Sam Kerr after Matildas’ win over France: “What a crazy night”
• Head coach Tony Gustavsson delivers energetic ‘Thank You’ to fans following Australia’s historic win
• Clinical finish: Alessia Russo’s go-ahead goal for England in second half vs. Colombia
• Colombia’s Leicy Santos puts England on notice early with superbly placed shot
• NWSL Commissioner Jessica Berman joins WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW live on set from Sydney
• All of Australia stands behind their Matildas, including actor Hugh Jackman with a special shout out

Top Stories:

• Australia edges France on PKs, first Women’s World Cup host in semis since 2003 (By: Doug McIntyre)
• England shows resolve vs. Colombia, will meet Australia in semifinals (By: Martin Rogers)
• Australia fans rejoice as Women’s World Cup hosts advance to semifinals
• Golden Boot race tracker: 2023 Women’s World Cup top scorers
• Women’s World Cup Daily: Australia, England set up a must-watch semifinal

Tonight’s Top Quotes:

• “For them [Australia] to go out and hold themselves the way that they did in front of that crowd who’s just cheering them every single way, it’s just a testament to those people, those players. I’m just so proud of what they’re doing for women’s football and what they’re doing for this country.”
  • FOX Sports analyst and former Australia women’s national team captain Kate Gill on Lady Matildas making first-ever FIFA Women’s Cup Semifinals | WATCH

• “Ten rounds of a shootout and we finally have a winner, and an unlikely hero in Cortnee Vine. We saw everything – saves by goalkeepers, goalposts hit,  players, fans not looking at some of the penalty kicks and then players celebrating in the end as Australia will have the biggest party they’ve ever had in Brisbane. It is the biggest win in their soccer history.”
  • FOX Sports play-by-play announcer JP Dellacamera following Australia’s historic win over France | WATCH

• “I think England went through the ringer a little bit tonight. I think the expression on some of their faces – you saw a lot of the players not going around celebrating at the end of the final whistle. They were sat on the ground exhausted, with scenes of Rachel Daly, who sat on the ground, Lucy Bronze sat on the ground, literally exhausted because I think Colombia gave them a fantastic game. … I think that once you get into this stage of the tournament, there’s no easy game, there’s no easy team. But looking at the way in which Australia play, I think England put in a professional performance tonight and I think that they’ve got enough to go on and beat Australia.”
  • WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW analyst Freya Coombe’s reaction following England’s victory over Colombia in the Women’s World Cup Quarterfinals | WATCH

• “When nobody believed, they did. When everybody wrote them off, they didn’t write themselves off. I think they’ve shown incredible grit, incredible passion, enjoyment as well. Not only just the players but the fan base as well, which has helped so much. … My only words to these players on Colombia: I’m so incredibly proud. We’ve made history. And this is so meaningful for Colombian women’s soccer moving forward. It’s going to make waves for the domestic league, for little girls that now are seeing Linda [Caicedo], seeing this whole team.”
  • WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW analyst and former Colombia women’s national team standout Melissa Ortiz on impact of Women’s World Cup success for Colombia | WATCH

Top Shots:

Tuesday Semifinal Schedule on FOX (All Times ET):

• 3:00 AM – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LIVE
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Ari Hingst, Rob Stone, Stu Holden,
• 4:00 AM – Spain vs. Sweden
• WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW on @FOXSoccer Twitter
  • Hosts: Leslie Osborne, Melissa Ortiz, Jimmy Conrad

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.

Today’s Results:

• Spain def. Netherlands, 2– 1 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)
• Sweden def. Japan,  2 – 1 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)

Must-See Moments:

• 19-year-old Salma Paralluelo punches Spain’s ticket to the Semifinals with some fancy footwork in extra time
• Stefanie van der Gragt’s goal draw the Dutch level in stoppage time
• Sweden’s Filippa Angeldal capitalizes on PK opportunity, doubles Sweden’s advantage early in second half vs. Japan
• Sweden keeps peppering the net before Amanda Ilestedt puts one on the board vs. Japan
• Players react on the field following Sweden’s 2-1 victory over Japan in Women’s World Cup Quarterfinals
• Tom Rinaldi shares the farewell of USWNT legends as well as what’s next for the United States

Top Stories:

• Sweden holds off Japan, sets up delicious semifinals match with Spain (By: Martin Rogers)
• Salma Paralluelo, a 19-year-old sub, pushes Spain to semis with historic strike (By: Martin Rogers)
• World Cup NOW: Sweden has ‘blueprint’ to beat Spain in Women’s World Cup semifinal match
• Australia coach: Sam Kerr will start vs. France if she’s ‘fit to play 90 minutes’ (By: Laken Litman)
• Why the spread of women’s soccer makes 2027 World Cup bid fascinating (By: Martin Rogers)
• Sophia Smith’s World Cup struggles? USWNT star will be ‘perfectly fine’ (By: Laken Litman)

Tonight’s Top Quotes:

• “It used to be that everybody feared the U.S. and the US was always going in confident to these tournaments. But I think when you win, it’s easy to get comfortable. And I think this is a humble moment for the program, for the players, for the coaching staff, and it’s a wakeup call for the entire program because it’s easy to turn a blind eye when the senior team is winning, but this stems down at the youth level. The last time there was a youth World Cup championship that was won came in 2012. And that was with [Julie] Ertz, [Crystal] Dunn, Sam Mewis, Morgan Brian, so we are failing at the U-17 level, we are failing at the U-20 level, and it has to be a priority to develop players to get them fit again, to get them technically sound, tactically sound and now we’re chasing the rest of the world.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Carli Lloyd on what the USWNT needs to do to get back on top

• “It’s also a wakeup call for the NWSL, our women’s professional league, and the most successful professional league in American history and fancies itself the best league in the world. Five of the 184 players left in this World Cup are from the NWSL – FIVE – Jessica Berman, you’re the commissioner of the NWSL, this is happening on your watch. And yes, this is a wakeup call. It is a battle for hearts and minds. This is an arms race for relevance and credibility with Europe. And unlike MLS, you have the advantage of a history and a success and a head start. So, you’ve got to solidify yourself as the best league, with the best players, with the best competition or you concede defeat and you’re never going to get that back because it’s not coming back and all of the European nations and all of the European clubs, they are coming for the U.S. so either fight or just give it away.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Alexi Lalas on what the USWNT needs to do to get back on top

• “It’s just a testament with how many changes [Jorge] Vida has had on this team, with everything that has happened within the federation. We talk about them having 17 debutants to this squad, and we talked about the U.S. having 14; they had 17 That is absolutely incredible to have that many new players play in the World Cup and to make it farther than they ever have before. And to make it farther than they ever have before and have young players on the field be able to step up in critical moments and win a game like that? This is absolutely incredible, and all the credit to the Spanish federation and to this Spanish team to be able to do that.”
  • WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW analyst Leslie Osborne on Spain’s dramatic win and unique path to victory | WATCH

• “The press that Sweden sustained when they lost possession of the ball – as soon as Japan got possession of the ball, Sweden was right there to either foul or regain possession. That speaks wonders … and that goes a lot with organization, training involved, tactically, positional – but also the endurance, the physicality, and your fitness. This is not Group Stage anymore; a lot of hours and a lot of minutes have been under these players’ legs. And so, to sustain that type of rhythm, to defend right away and be synchronized at the same time – that’s what I really loved out of Sweden today.”
  • WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW analyst Melissa Ortiz on Sweden’s fitness level impressing vs. Japan in Quarterfinals | WATCH

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Saturday Quarterfinals Schedule on FOX (All Times ET):

• 2:00 AM – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LIVE
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Ari Hingst, Rob Stone, Kate Gill, Stu Holden
• 3:00 AM – Australia vs. France
  • JP Dellacamera, Aly Wagner, Dr. Joe Machnik
• 5:00 AM – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TONIGHT
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Ari Hingst, Rob Stone, Kate Gill, Stu Holden
• 6:30 AM – England vs. Colombia
  • John Strong, Kyndra de St. Aubin, Dr. Joe Machnik
• WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW on @FOXSoccer Twitter
  • Hosts: Leslie Osborne, Melissa Ortiz, Jimmy Conrad
  • Guest: Freya Coombe

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.

Today’s Results:

• England def. Nigeria, 0 – 0 (PK: 4 – 2) (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)
• Australia def. Denmark,  2 – 0 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)

Must-See Moments:

• Chloe Kelly punches England’s ticket to the Quarterfinals with the final penalty kick for the Lionesses
• Step Off: England’s Lauren James receives a red card for stepping on Nigeria’s Michelle Alozie
• The WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW crew names their most exciting young USWNT player
• Home Cooking! A fantastic ball from Australia’s Mary Fowler springs forth a perfect finish from Caitlin Foord
• Australia’s Hayley Raso finishes off a chaotic play with precision to give The Matildas a 2-0 lead
• A star returns: Sam Kerr makes first appearance for Australia at 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup

Top Stories:

• Inside the nail-biting drama of the US-Sweden penalty shootout (By: Martin Rogers)
• Alex Morgan, coming off a rough World Cup, looks to the future (By: Laken Litman)
• Why USWNT fans should no longer expect to win it all every time (By: Martin Rogers)
• Sam Kerr makes highly-anticipated return as Australia rolls (By: Laken Litman)
• England overcomes Lauren James red card to beat Nigera in penalty shootout (By: Martin Rogers)
• Golden Boot race tracker: 2023 Women’s World Cup top scorers

Tonight’s Top Quotes:

• “No, it was not a millimeter. This was years in the making. This is going to haunt the players. I’ll give them credit in saying that they came out and they played; they played well, they just didn’t score a goal. But you can’t stay complacent and not evolve, and that is exactly what has happened. This is on the players, this is on Vlatko Andonovski, U.S. Soccer, that has contributed to this failure and this exit at the World Cup. The team was not prepared and a lot of these younger players, we’re going to see a new era, and a lot of these younger players, I hope will use this as a huge learning experience to get better in the future.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Carli Lloyd on the USWNT after their early exit in the Round of 16 | WATCH

• “I loved it because it is saying right away, ‘This is not our standard. Anything except winning is a failure.”
  • USWNT veteran Heather O’Reilly shares her thoughts about U.S. Soccer’s statement today on WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW | WATCH

• “The question is going to be why did it take three games for the team to actually show up in this World Cup. The damage was done in the Group Stage because of the weak performance in the Group Stage, instead of playing South Africa, you ended up having to play Sweden,  the number three team in the world. Having said all that, this was without a doubt a failure of historic proportions. This U.S. team has never finished worse than third in a World Cup, so obviously going out in the Round of 16 is not good. And when I look at the previous versions of this team that won the World Cup in 2015, in 2019, this is the weakest of the three, and so ultimately, they just weren’t good enough. The way they did it was commendable, but still, the damage was done early on.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Alexi Lalas reacts to the USWNT going home early | WATCH

• “That was well-coached and well-planned by England. They were able to defend, had clear structure, clear units that worked hard and they knew what they were trying to do at the end. … That was excellent defending. They made it really difficult for Nigeria to break them down, and defense is the sign of a great team that can go on and win a tournament.”
  • WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW analyst Freya Coombe on England’s hard-fought win over Nigeria | WATCH

• “What they’re doing is – they are role models for the next generation of players that we have coming through here. You’ve got young boys and girls who are lookin gup to these players and they want to be the next Sam Kerr. So it’s really changing the face of football in this country.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Kate Gill on impact Australia’s run at FIFA Women’s World Cup is having for the country | WATCH

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Tuesday Round of 16 Schedule on FS1 (All Times ET)

• 3:30 AM – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LIVE
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Karina LeBlanc, Rob Stone
• 4:00 AM – Colombia vs. Jamaica
  • Jacqui Oatley, Lori Lindsey, Dr. Joe Machnik
• 6:00 AM – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TONIGHT
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Ari Hingst, Rob Stone
• 7:00 AM – France vs. Morocco
  • John Strong, Kyndra de St. Aubin, Dr. Joe Machnik
• 9:00 AM – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TODAY
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Ari Hingst, Rob Stone
• WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW on @FOXSoccer Twitter
  • Hosts: Leslie Osborne, Melissa Ortiz, Jimmy Conrad
  • Guest: Freya Coombe, Karina LeBlanc, Heather O’Reilly, Stu Holden

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.

Today’s Results:

• Sweden def. USWNT, 0 – 0 (PK: 5 – 4) (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)
• Netherlands def. South Africa,  2 – 0 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)

Must-See Moments:

• The final penalty kick: Sweden’s Lina Hurtig gets past USWNT goalkeeper by slimmest of margins
• Sweden players react after learning they would be moving on to the Quarterfinals of the FIFA Women’s World Cup
• United States vs. Sweden highlights: Sweden triumphs on penalty kicks
• USWNT head coach Vlatko Andonovski speaks with FOX Sports’ Jenny Taft postgame: “I’m so proud of this team”
• USWNT co-captain Lindsey Horan talks ‘cruel’ penalty kicks, looks ahead to future
• USWNT co-captain Alex Morgan emotional following loss: “Feels like a bad dream”
• USWNT icon Julie Ertz: “It was an honor to represent this team”
• USWNT players console goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher after review of final PK

Top Stories:

• USA’s three-peat dream ends in heartbreaking shootout loss to Sweden (By: Doug McIntyre)
• USWNT run of dominance over after painfully early World Cup exit (By: Martin Rogers)
• Julie Ertz: Sweden loss was ‘probably the last game’ with USWNT (By: Martin Rogers)
• Fans react on social media to U.S.’s shocking elimination from 2023 Women’s World Cup
• Alexi Lalas’ World Cup power rankings: USA elimination creates new top-10

Tonight’s Top Quotes:

• “We just lost the FIFA Women’s World Cup by a millimeter. That’s tough.”
  • USWNT goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher shares thoughts on loss to Sweden in postgame interview with FOX Sports’ Jenny Taft | WATCH

• “They [USWNT] are all going to hurt from this, there’s no doubt about it. But they are going to remember this moment and they are going to come back better. And it’s going to be better for the program, and that’s what they have to keep doing – they have to just keep plugging away and come back better and stronger. But this game is a cruel game sometimes.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Carli Lloyd following USWNT’s tournament-ending defeat in Round of 16 | WATCH

• “We’ve always been able to win by scaring the opponent into submission and I really do think that this is a United States team and program that has to look itself in the mirror and really reflect upon where we go from here, because that isn’t going to be the way forward anymore. The other teams are too good, they’re too nuanced, they’re too tactical and they’re too savvy. And so, the U.S. has to figure out what style of play they want to go with, what highlights their players the most and ultimately, can we be more flexible. We can’t just be a 4-3-3 system, a 4-3-3 team if we don’t have the personalities to dominate in that system, and I do think that’s something that the U.S. is going to have to face.”
  • FOX Sports match analyst Aly Wagner on how USWNT moves forward | WATCH

• “It is, sometimes, a game of inches. And for this team, both good and bad, it was down to inches in this World Cup.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Alexi Lalas reacts after USWNT’s early Women’s World Cup exit | WATCH

• “I look at the 14 players that are debutants… what they’ve learned from being in this World Cup and this moment and going out this way, I think that is going to help shape them.”
  • WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW analyst Leslie Osborne on USWNT’s next steps following 2023 tournament | WATCH

• “It’s an honor to represent this team, and I’m excited for the future of these girls. … I hope the grit [passes on], Kelley O’Hara always says we just rent these jerseys and it’s the job to pass it down to the younger ones to continue that in our DNA.”
  • USWNT’s Julie Ertz reacts following USWNT loss to Sweden | WATCH

• “I think this team has always fought for so much more and that’s been the most rewarding part for me. … To know that we’ve used our really special talent to do something that’s changed the world forever.”
  • Megan Rapinoe shares thoughts after final Women’s World Cup with USWNT | WATCH

• “To all the players on that pitch and to all the players that have come before them, thank you for what you’ve done for women’s football.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Kate Gill shares appreciation for impact USWNT has had on women’s soccer across the world | WATCH

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Monday Round of 16 Schedule on FS1 (All Times ET)

• 3:00 AM – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LIVE
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Rob Stone, Ari Hingst
• 3:30 AM – England vs. Nigeria
  • Jacqui Oatley, Lori Lindsey, Mark Clattenburg
• 5:30 AM – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TONIGHT
  • Alexi Lalas, Rob Stone, Ari Hingst, Kate Gill, Stu Holden, Heather O’Reilly, Karina LeBlanc, Chris Fallica
• 6:30 AM – Australia vs. Denmark
  • JP Dellacamera, Aly Wagner, Mark Clattenburg
• WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW on @FOXSoccer Twitter
  • Hosts: Leslie Osborne, Melissa Ortiz, Jimmy Conrad
  • Guest: Freya Coombe, Karina LeBlanc, Heather O’Reilly, Stu Holden

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.

Thursday, August 3, 2023

Record Ratings:

• FOX Sports scores historic overnight viewership mark with 1,354,000 viewers for USWNT group stage finale
• FOX Sports’ three USWNT FIFA Women’s World Cup Group Stage telecasts averaged 4,345,000 viewers, making it the most-watched USWNT Women’s World Cup Group Stage ever on U.S. English language television, up +11% vs. 2019

Today’s Results:

• Germany draw Korea Republic, 1 – 1 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)
• Morocco def. Colombia,  1 – 0 (90 IN 90 HIGHLIGHTS | REPLAY)

Must-See Moments:

• Players Only: Heather O’Reilly says let’s dance in preview the USWNT’s Round of 16 showdown vs. Sweden
• Alexandra Popp goes up, ball goes in! Germany’s super striker levels the match with South Korea at 1-1
• South Korea with an early stunner to take the lead vs. the Germans
• Anissa Lahmari collects a missed PK to net Morocco’s tournament-shifting goal vs. Colombia
• Morocco players react with pure joy on the field after seeing Germany-South Korea final result that sent them to Round of 16
• Morocco’ ranked No. 72 in the FIFA Women’s World Rankings, advances to Round of 16 at No. 2 Germany’s expense

Top Stories:

• USA’s World Cup tie vs. Portugal sets FOX record for overnight audience
• USWNT hoping to ‘find joy in the game’ for crucial Sweden match (By: Doug McIntyre)
• Aura of invincibility gone, USWNT enters Sweden match as underdog (By: Martin Rogers)
• Why set pieces could be the difference in USA-Sweden matchup (By: Doug McIntyre)
• USWNT’s dynasty has officially been put on notice (By: Laken Litman)
• Young international stars are breaking out at Women’s World Cup (By: Martin Rogers)
• 2023 Women’s World Cup: Best of the Group Stage

Tonight’s Top Quotes:

• “England has now inherited to role of favorite to win the FIFA Women’s World Cup.”
  • FOX Sports wagering expert Chris “The Bear” Fallica shares his betting insight going into the Knockout Stages | WATCH

• “Outside noise is exactly that, outside noise.”
  • USWNT forward Lynn Williams chats with Jenny Taft in an exclusive conversation from Auckland, New Zealand | WATCH

• “Yes, the performance was crap. We all know that, we have to own it, we have to take accountability.”
  • USWNT head coach Vlatko Andonovski on his team’s gameplay in final Group E match | WATCH

• “No. 1 versus No. 3 – it’s a massive rivalry. There’s so much history between these two teams; actually, they don’t know a World Cup without playing against each other, even the Olympics. And you’ve got a U.S. team that’s looking to get into form and put it together and go for this three-peat.”
  • WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW analyst Leslie Osborne on why USA vs. Sweden is her most anticipated Round of 16 matchup | WATCH

• “It’s all about the roar of the Atlas Lionesses! Tonight they get the win, they get their first-ever spot in a knockout round.”
  • FOX Sports play-by-play announcer Jenn Hildreth after Morocco’s historic Women’s World Cup victory | WATCH

• “I still can’t believe it’s just happened. To be fair, I think it speaks to the competition. You could see someone who we have not anticipated winning this competition actually winning it.”
  • FOX Sports analyst Kate Gill on Germany’s surprising early exit from the FIFA Women’s World Cup | WATCH

Top Shots

Saturday & Sunday Round of 16 Schedule on FOX & FS1 (All Times ET)

Saturday

• 12:00 AM on FS1 – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LIVE
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Rob Stone, Ari Hingst, Heather O’Reilly, Stu Holden, Chris Fallica, Kate Gill, Tom Rinaldi
• 1:00 AM on FS1 – Switzerland vs. Spain
• 3:00 AM on FS1 – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TONIGHT
  • Alexi Lalas, Karina LeBlanc, Kate Gill, Stu Holden, Heather O’Reilly
• 4:00 AM on FS1 – Japan vs. Norway
• 9:00 PM on FOX – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LIVE
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Rob Stone, Ari Hingst, Heather O’Reilly, Stu Holden, Kate Gill, Tom Rinaldi
• 10:00 PM on FOX – Netherlands vs. South Africa

Sunday

• 4:00 AM on FOX – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TONIGHT
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Rob Stone, Ari Hingst, Heather O’Reilly, Stu Holden, Kate Gill, Tom Rinaldi
• 5:00 AM on FOX – USWNT vs. Sweden
  • JP Dellacamera, Aly Wagner, Jenny Taft, Dr. Joe Machnik
• 7:00 AM on FOX – FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP TODAY
  • Carli Lloyd, Alexi Lalas, Ari Hingst, Rob Stone
• WOMEN’S WORLD CUP NOW on @FOXSoccer Twitter
  • Hosts: Leslie Osborne, Melissa Ortiz, Jimmy Conrad
  • Guest: Karina LeBlanc, Ari Hingst, Heather O’Reilly, Stu Holden

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.