
After building excitement for the last three years, we're excited to see the return of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023, co-hosted in New Zealand and Australia.
Watch the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 on Optus Sport
Optus Sport will be streaming all 64 games live for those interested in bingeing every match.
You will need an Optus Sport subscription to access all the action. For non-Optus customers, subscriptions start at $24.99 per month or $199.00 for a yearly subscription. Subscribing annually will save you just over $100 which works out to be four months for free.
For new and existing Optus customers with eligible Optus postpaid mobile plans or internet services, you can get Optus Sport for just $6.99 per month. That's a 70% saving compared to non-customers paying monthly.
For customers with new and existing Optus prepaid mobile plans, you can access a 28-day Optus Sport add-on for just $12.00 per month.
Unfortunately, Optus Sport doesn't offer a free trial. It is contract-free, however, so you can cancel once the World Cup is over. Optus Sport will also stream a number of free matches to those who simply wish to register for Optus Sport at no cost. Just be aware these matches may be subject to change:
- Philippines vs Switzerland - July 21
- Zambia vs Japan - July 22
- Sweden vs South Africa - July 23
- Italy vs Argentina - July 24
- Colombia vs Korea Republic - July 25
- Argentina vs South Africa - July 28
- Panama vs Jamaica - July 29
- Switzerland vs New Zealand - July 30
- Panama vs France - August 2
- Morocco vs Colombia - August 3
- Third-place play-off - August 19
Here's a selection of Optus' SIM-only plans to get you one step closer to watching the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 for less:
And here are some of Optus' NBN plans which are eligible for the Optus Sport discount:
Watch the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 on 7Plus
Every Matilda's match will be streamed for free on the 7Plus platform. 7Plus also have a host of player interview content to keep you entertained between matches.
What devices is Optus Sport compatible with?
Optus Sport can be viewed via the following devices:
- Fetch TV
- Apple TV (fourth generation and newer)
- Chromecast, Xbox, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, Amazon Fire TV, Foxtel (iQ4 and iQ5)
- Android TV (Android or higher)
- LG Smart TVs (2018 models and newer)
- Samsung TVs (2018 and newer)
It's also compatible with desktop browsers, such as Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox and mobile browsers, such as iOS' Safari and Android's Chrome and Samsung Internet.
What devices is 7Plus compatible with?
7Plus can be viewed on the following devices:
- Fetch TV
- Apple TV
- Android TV
- Samsung TV
- Sony Linux TV
- Telstra TV
- LG TV (2016 and later)
- iOS via iPhone and iPad
- Android via Phone and Tablet
- Chromecast
- PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5
- Freeview Plus certified devices (red button on broadcast 7 channel, supported regions only)
- Online via web browsers
When does the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 start?
The FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 runs from July 20 until August 3.
What are the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 key match dates?
Here are the currently scheduled matches for the Australian Matildas team:
Australia vs Rep. of Ireland
Date: July 20
Time: 8pm (AEST) 6am (ET)
Australia vs. Nigeria
Date: July 27
Time: 8pm (AEST) 6am (ET)
Canada vs. Australia
Date: July 31
Time: 8pm (AEST) 6am (ET)
And here are the key dates for the final matches:
Quarterfinals: August 11 to 12
Semifinals: August 15 to 16
Third-place playoff: August 19
Final: August 20
Christie Graham
Digital Content Editor
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