FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 on Fubo: Watch Live on the Top Streaming Service

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The wait is over! The first game of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is on Thursday, July 20th. The event runs a full month through Sunday, August 20th. Whether you are a fan of the Stars and Stripes or just a fan of soccer in general, it’s easy to follow all of the action by signing up for Fubo (formerly FuboTV).

In a hurry? You can get 150+ live TV channels that allow you to watch every World Cup match with Fubo starting at just $79.99/mo. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.

Soccer has exploded in popularity in the United States over the last many years. And Fubo is the streaming service for soccer fans. But over the years, it has evolved and is now a complete cable replacement service — with content that will make the entire family happy.

The World Cup is being presented on Fox, FS1, Telemundo, and Universo. Fubo offers all four channels in its base plan. But it also features all of your local channels including the Spanish-language ones. And it provides a great selection of general “cable” TV channels.

For soccer fans, it’s a no-brainer. It’s the streaming service built by soccer fans for soccer fans. Give it a try today!

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How to Watch FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Games on Fubo

If you are interested in watching Women’s World Cup games in English, you can do so by tuning into either Fox or Fox Sports 1 (FS1). Fox is an over-the-air channel while FS1 is a traditional cable network. You can stream both with the Fubo base plan.

If you prefer to watch in Spanish, you can stream the games broadcast on Telemundo and Universo, both of which are owned by NBCUniversal. Fubo subscriptions include these channels.

An Overview of the World Cup Schedule

Here are some key dates to keep in mind:

• July 20 — August 3: Group Stage
• August 5 — August 8: Round of 16
• August 10 — August 12: Quarterfinals
• August 15 — August 16: Semifinals
• August 19: Third Place Game
• August 20: World Cup Final

These games will all be broadcast on Fox or FS1 for those who want to watch the game in English. All the matches will be broadcast in Spanish on Telemundo or Universo — and in some cases both.

But it doesn’t really matter since Fubo offers all of these channels.

Here is the schedule for the US Women’s National Team matches:

• Fri Jul 21 9:00 pm: USWNT vs Vietnam (Fox/Telemundo)
• Wed Jul 26 9:00 pm: USWNT vs Netherlands (Fox/Telemundo)
• Tue Aug 1 3:00 am: Portugal vs USWNT (Fox/Telemundo)

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Streaming World Cup Games on Fubo

The Fubo Pro plan costs $79.99/mo and allows you to stream content on up to 10 devices at once on your home connection. If you are away from home, you can watch content on up to three devices at once.

Although the Fubo Pro plan is the streaming provider’s base package, it offers dozens of channels you’ll likely use regularly. For instance, it comes with Fox, FS1, and FS2 so that you can watch World Cup games and associated content.

You will also get access to Telemundo through the basic plan, which means that you’ll be able to listen to legendary announcer Andrés Cantor. Furthermore, you’ll have access to local channels such as ABC, CBS, and NBC, which enables you to watch any local and regional sporting events being televised in your area.

All told, you will be able to watch more than 150 channels spanning a variety of genres such as entertainment, news, and business. Therefore, chances are good that everyone in your family will be able to find something to watch when the World Cup isn’t on or after the tournament ends.

Why Choose Fubo to Stream the World Cup?

Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM, Hulu + Live TV, and YouTube TV all offer base service packages starting in the range of $79.99/mo. However, the Fubo Pro package comes with more than 150 channels whereas the others offer notably fewer channels.

Unlike Sling TV, there is no need for Fubo customers to use an antenna to pick up local channels. This makes it easier to watch the World Cup as well as other major events such as the Super Bowl, World Series, and NBA playoffs. Also, Sling TV does not offer Telemundo.

There are a number of sports packages that cater to both domestic and international fans alike. For example, the International Sports Plus package gives you access to Fox Deportes, Fox Soccer Plus, ESPN Deportes, GolTV, and TyC Sports.

But Fubo isn’t just a live sports streaming service. Subscribers also get 100+ other channels including Animal Planet, BET, Bravo, Comedy Central, Discovery, Disney Channel, FX, GRIT, Hallmark Channel, HGTV, ION, National Geographic, Nickelodeon, QVC, Syfy, USA Network, and more.

The ability to stream content on up to 10 devices can be especially valuable when multiple World Cup games are being played at the same time. It can also be ideal if you share a home with family members or friends who don’t share your enthusiasm for international soccer.

Finally, the Fubo Pro plan provides you with 1,000 hours of cloud DVR storage. You can even set the DVR to automatically record games involving your favorite teams or leagues when you create your user profile. You can also record from the beginning of a match if you miss the beginning.

Finally, matches are available on-demand for 72 hours after the original air date using Fubo’s Lookback function.

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Devices to Live Stream the World Cup With Fubo

One of the primary benefits of signing up for Fubo is that you can stream content using one or more widely-used devices — probably including one or more that you already have.

Get a complete list of devices in our Fubo Device Review. But it supports pretty much everything you’ve heard of, including many smart TVs:

You can, of course, watch Fubo with a web browser since it supports most of them including Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. What’s more, if you run a laptop computer, you can watch on any TV that has an HDMI connection.

Wrapping Up

Fubo makes it easy to watch the FIFA Women’s World Cup in your preferred language and on your preferred devices without blowing up your budget. After the tournament has concluded, you can feel good knowing that there is still a plethora of live sports, entertainment, and other quality content that will keep you and your family occupied throughout the year. And you can change or cancel your plan at any time if your needs change.

FAQs

Does Fubo offer Fox and Telemundo in my area?

Fox and Telemundo are traditional television networks with affiliates all over the nation. Fubo offers these channels pretty much everywhere. With Fox, this is almost always the local affiliate although in some cases, they offer the national Fox feed, FOXNET. Telemundo doesn’t have as many affiliates so in most locations, you will get the national feed either Telemundo (West) or Telemundo (East). Regardless, you will be able to watch the World Cup on them.

Is Fubo reliable for streaming the World Cup?

During the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar, many Fubo subscribers experienced an outage for the semifinal match between France and Morocco. This was due to a hacking attack. Problems do occasionally arise regardless of the technology or provider. In our experience, Fubo is rock solid in its streaming — better than most of its competitors.

What countries are participating in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup?

There are 32 countries taking part in the event:

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Image created with Jodie Taylor UEFA Women’s Euro 2017 by Ailura under CC BY-SA 3.0.

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