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The Argentina men’s team has won two previous FIFA World Cups, but the women have never made the top 4 in the event. They have another opportunity this year but it will be an uphill battle. Fans of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Argentina can see their home country on Argentina channels and other streaming services. Read on to find out how.
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TV Channels to Watch World Cup 2022 in Argentina
Two major broadcasting companies in Argentina have secured rights to air the 2023 games, including TyC Sports and Televisión Pública. While Televisión Pública offers free-to-watch channels over the air, TyC Sports offers pay-to-watch channels over cable and satellite providers. Channels provided by these broadcasters that will show FIFA Cup coverage include:
- TyC Sports
- TyC Sports 2
- TyC Sports 3
- TyC Sports 4
- Televisión Pública (TVP)
Viewers inside Argentina may stream Televisión Pública on the channel’s official website to catch the games.
Outside of Argentina, the streaming services FuboTV and DIRECTV STREAM offer TyC Sports Latin America and TyC Sports USA for international coverage of the games in Spanish.
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How to Stream FIFA 2023 in Argentina
Perhaps the best way to stream the 2023 FIFA Cup games is with live streams provided by Televisión Pública. However, these streams are only available to viewers in Argentina. Viewers that subscribe to the TyC Sports channels may be able to stream those channels through a cable or satellite provider app, like FuboTV.
For viewers traveling outside Argentina, the best way to stream the tournament is through a streaming service like Fubo or Sling TV, although Sling only provides English broadcasts of the games. For Spanish-only broadcasts, Peacock Premium (deal) is a great option.
What Devices Support World Cup Streaming in Argentina?
When you want to stream the games through Televisión Pública, you’ll have to use a web browser on either a computer or mobile device. If you want to catch the games on Fubo, Sling TV, or Peacock, you have a many more options, including Android devices, iPhones, iPads, smart TVs, Chromecast devices, gaming devices, and most web browsers.
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FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Schedule
Argentina will take on Italy in its first match at the Women’s World Cup:
- Mon Jul 24 : Italy vs Argentina
- Thu Jul 27 : Argentina vs South Africa
- Wed Aug 2 : Argentina vs Sweden
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
Argentina will play at least three matches at the 2023 games, and fans in Argentina can easily watch their home team and others through the Televisión Pública station for free.
For extra coverage outside Argentina, fans can watch with FuboTV (English and Spanish), Sling TV (English), or Peacock (Spanish).
FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Viewer’s Guides Outside the US
For more information on watching matches in different areas, see our World Cup VPN Guide.
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