How to Watch the Women's World Cup in Mexico

If you’re looking forward to the FIFA Women’s World Cup, this year in New Zealand and Australia, you’ll have plenty of game-viewing options. The Mexico women’s team did not qualify as one of the top 32 teams in the event. But viewers from Mexico will still want to tune in. Read on to learn how you can watch!

Table Of Contents

1 TV Channels to Watch the Women’s World Cup 2023 in Mexico
2 How to Stream FIFA 2023 in Mexico
3 What Devices Support World Cup Streaming in Mexico?
4 FIFA World Cup 2022 Schedule
5 What to Know Before You Go

TV Channels to Watch the Women’s World Cup 2023 in Mexico

Televisa has broadcasting rights to the 2023 Women’s World Cup. Matches should appear on Televisa Deportes.

How to Stream FIFA 2023 in Mexico

Televisa Deportes should allow you to stream. However, beIN Sports has streaming rights and you should be able to watch through it as well.

Mexican residents can also watch the FIFA Cup with a streaming service provider like FuboTV or DIRECTV STREAM, both of which give you access to all of the Cup games in one place. These services offer apps that can be downloaded to most smart devices and offer language support in both English and Spanish on top of many other languages for users in Mexico.

What Devices Support World Cup Streaming in Mexico?

beIN Sports Connect, FuboTV, and DIRECTV STREAM all offer apps that are available for most up-to-date smart devices. These devices include Android devices, iPhones, iPads, smart TVs, Amazon Firesticks and TVs, Roku sticks and TVs, Chromecast devices, and gaming consoles.

FIFA World Cup 2022 Schedule

The 2023 tournament will start on Thursday, July 20th and the Group State will run through Thursday, August 3rd. The rest of the tournament schedule is as follows:

Round of 16 (August 5-8)
Quarter-Finals (August 10-12)
Semi-Finals (August 15-16)
Third-Place Play-Off (August 19)
World Cup Final (August 20)

What to Know Before You Go

If you are a resident of Mexico who wants to see the 2023 Cup games, you can do so by watching the games on the services above.

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