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The 2023 Women’s World Cup is the most anticipated sporting event in the world. Having kicked off on Thursday July 20, 2023, the eyes of the world are watching by any means possible. Serbia will not be competing in Australia and New Zealand but fans will definitely be following the tournament.
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There are a few different ways to watch the teams compete in the country of Serbia is on Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) and Arena Sport paid television. Radio Television of Serbia is the public broadcaster and will be broadcast at no charge in the country. Arena Sport requires a subscription. Both of these broadcasters have exclusive rights to broadcast the 2023 tournament in Serbia. Major sporting events are generally aired on RTS1, especially if a Serbian team is competing. Any other sports broadcasting is aired on RTS2.
• Radio Television of Serbia (RTS)
• Arena Sport
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How to Stream 2023 Women’s FIFA in Serbia
If you are looking to catch all of the FIFA Women’s World Cup action in Serbia, then you will need to be able to receive the broadcast for RTS1 or have a subscription to Arena Sport. There are also ways to watch these 2023 football matches without having a cable or satellite subscription.
If you are connected to the internet, then there are a few streaming services in which you can watch the 2023 Women’s FIFA games. Depending on where you live or where you are traveling, we recommend subscribing to Fubo as they provide top-notch football coverage. As another affordable option to stream all of the matches is Sling TV.
Devices to Live Stream Women’s 2023 WC in Serbia
Radio Television Serbia is Serbia’s national broadcaster, and you can access the network through cable, satellite, or streaming online.
The RTS Planeta app is available on Google Play and the Apple App Store. On Android, the RTS Planeta app requires version 5.0 and higher (version 3.48.1). On iPhone, the app requires iOS 9.0 or later, and on iPad, you will need iPadOS version 9.0 or later.
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Q2023 Women’s World Cup Schedule
The first match of FIFA 2023 Women’s WC started on July 20, 2023, at with a contest between New Zealand and Norway. Group play continues through August 3.
After the Group Stage matches are completed, there will be 16 qualifying teams advancing to the Knockout Stage. These games are played beginning August 5 and the competition will continue for three days.
Following the Knockout Rounds, the teams that are still alive will advance to the Quarter-Finals on August 10 to 12, and the victors from these matches will continue on to the Semi-Final Rounds on August 15 and 16.
The playoff for third place will be held on August 19, and the 2023 tournament Final will take place on August 20, 2023.
Wrap Up
As for the FIFA 2023 matches, there is competition pretty much every day to keep you engaged through group play and beyond this July and August. If you are in Serbia, be sure to tune in using one of the options listed here.
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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