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The FIFA Women’s World Cup is in Australia and New Zealand. Belgium’s women team remains the number 18 team in FIFA’s rankings. Fans will be looking forward to see who lifts the trophy on Sunday, August 20. Belgium did not qualify for the tournament but there will be local interest in the Women’s World Cup.
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TV Channels to Watch 2023 Women’s FIFA in Belgium
Belgium’s two public broadcasters have joined together to get the rights to the 2023 World Cup tournament. RTBF is the main public broadcaster for the French-speaking community. The Flemish-language public channel, VRT will cover all the games live. Both RTBF and VRT will broadcast Belgium’s games and high-profile matches on their main channels. Games will be available across the TV channels and streaming platforms of both broadcasters.
RTBF broadcasts its TV channels across many platforms, including satellite, cable, and free-to-air. The four channels are:
- Le Une
- Tipik
- Le Trois
- Arte Belgique
VRT transmits its channels across many platforms, including IPV and terrestrial free-to-air. Games from Australia and New Zealand will be broadcast across its channels, including:
- EEn
- Canvas
- Ketnet
- Sporza
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How to Stream Women’s 2023 World Cup in Belgium
As public broadcasters, both RTBF and VRT offer radio commentaries and streaming services for 2023 Women’s WC. RTBF has created a dedicated streaming platform, RTBF Auvio. This platform provides live TV streaming and catchup for seven days after transmission. The main broadcast channels from RTBF, Le Une, and Tipik are available for streaming on mobile devices. The French-language broadcaster provides its live and VOD content to Playstation and Xbox users.
Within Belgium, VRT offers free live TV and Video-on-Demand access to its content. All four broadcast channels can are available through the VRT app or using a web browser.
Outside Belgium, it will be difficult to find streaming services offering Flemish commentary. Many French-language broadcasters are available for streaming around the world.
What Devices Support World Cup Streaming in Belgium?
RTBF offers a large number of streaming options across many platforms. Both broadcasters have a dedicated app available for iOS and Android users within Belgium. Chromecast and Fire TV Stick users can access live TV content from RTBF and VRT throughout the tournament in Australia and New Zealand. Using a tablet or PC allows access to all content from both broadcasters via web browsers.
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FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Schedule
The tournament begins with the opening ceremony and first match on Sunday, July 20. The first game features host nation New Zealand taking on Norway. The group stages come to an end on Thursday, August 3.
The tournament continues with the round of 16 from Saturday, August 5 to Tuesday, August 8. The quarter-finals take place from Thursday, August 10 to Saturday, August 12. The semi-finals are scheduled for Tuesday, August 15, and Wednesday, August 16. The final takes place on Sunday, August 20.
What to Know Before You Go
Football fans in Belgium want to see which team will take home the World Cup Trophy in Australia and New Zealand on August 20.
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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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