The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup enters the finals with a quarterfinals match on Thursday, August 10th at EDT.
As with the rest of the World Cup, Sling TV is the best deal for watching the eight finals matches live. Read on to get all the details!
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Soccer is an increasingly popular sport in America — and no event in soccer is as big as the World Cup — especially the finals. Teams bask in the glory of even getting to the knockout phase — much less making it to the Semifinals and finals.
Team USA comes into this event ranked #1 with a quest for their third straight FIFA Women’s World Cup title.
Sling TV will allow you to watch the finals in the most economical way possible. And they provide a great overall service that is probably all you need going forward regardless of what kind of live and on-demand TV you enjoy.
How to Watch the World Cup Finals on TV
All eight finals matches will be broadcast live on Fox in English. Since Fox is a network, you must get access to your local affiliate. See below for which markets Sling offers.
If you are looking for Spanish coverage, you’ll need Universo and Telemundo. Unfortunately, Sling TV doesn’t currently offer the Telemundo, which will air most of the matches. (Peacock provides a low-cost way to stream all the World Cup games in Spanish.)
It’s strange that Sling TV doesn’t offer Telemundo, because it does offer great Spanish programming options. See our Sling Latino review for details.
World Cup 2022 Finals Schedule
We don’t yet know what teams will be in the quarterfinals, semifinals, third-place, and final matches. But here is the schedule (all on Fox):
- Thu Aug 10 : Quarterfinal
- Fri Aug 11 : Quarterfinal
- Sat Aug 12 : Quarterfinal
- Sat Aug 12 : Quarterfinal
- Tue Aug 15 : Semifinal
- Wed Aug 16 : Semifinal
- Sat Aug 19 : Third Place Match
- Sun Aug 20 : Final
Stream the World Cup Final With Sling TV
Sling TV has an unusual approach to streaming. It starts with small base plans that you can add on to. The Sling Orange is the more limited of the two, but it comes with ESPN and Disney Channel.
You need Sling Blue for the World Cup since it comes with Fox (select markets) and related TV channels. (It also comes with NBC channels, which are good for soccer fans as it allows you to watch many Premier League matches — see our complete Sling TV Premier League schedule and guide.) In total, you get 40+ channels including other Fox and NBC properties FS1, FX, Syfy, and USA.
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The plan also includes a lot of other popular channels including Adult Swim, AMC, BET, Comedy Central, History, National Geographic, NFL Network, TBS, and TNT.
If you want ESPN and Disney, you can get the Sling Orange & Blue plan for $55.00/mo. It comes with 50+ live TV channels.
Sling TV: Best Choice for World Cup Final
When it comes to live TV streaming services, Sling TV is the only one that really gets that this is a whole new world. It isn’t necessary to do things the same as cable companies — even when you do them way better, as is the case for all the majors, DIRECTV STREAM, FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, and YouTube TV.
But there are other, more concrete, advantages to Sling TV:
- Inexpensive: while there are a couple of live TV streaming services that are cheaper, none of them offer high-value channels like Fox and ESPN.
- Device support: allows you to watch on pretty much any device.
- Antenna integration: watch local channels in the same guide as your streaming channels.
- A la Carte Channel Selection: get fine-grain control of what channels you pay for with 40+ individual channel add-ons, language/region packages, and more.
- On-Demand Library: Large collection of constantly changing shows and films.
- Multiple Screens: live stream on up to 3 devices at once.
- Cloud DVR: 50 hours of DVR storage.
Devices to Live Stream World Cup Finals
Sling TV provides support for almost every streaming device and smart TV in widespread usage. We have a full list of devices if you don’t find yours here:
- Amazon Fire TV (Firestick)
- Android mobile
- Android TV
- Apple TV
- Chromecast
- iOS (iPhone, iPad)
- LG TVs
- Roku
- Samsung TVs
- Vizio TVs
- Web browsers
- Xbox
Wrapping Up
The World Cup Finals are the most popular sporting event in the world. And you can watch them without cable and without spending much money. Get the first month for as little as $15. Sign up now!
FAQs
Can I watch World Cup Finals on Sling TV in my area?
Since Fox is an affiliate channel, it isn’t available everywhere. Sling TV has contracts with many but not all affiliates. See our Sling TV Local Channels guide for more information. But here are the markets they provide:
- Atlanta (WAGA)
- Austin (KTBC)
- Chicago (WFLD)
- Dallas (KDFW)
- Detroit (WJBK)
- Gainesville (WOGX)
- Houston (KRIV)
- Los Angeles (KTTV)
- Milwaukee (WITI)
- Minneapolis (KMSP)
- New York (WNYW)
- Orlando (WOFL)
- Philadelphia (WTXF)
- Phoenix (KSAZ)
- San Francisco (KTVU)
- Seattle (KCPQ)
- Tampa (WTVT)
- Washington (WTTG)
What teams are in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup finals?
We will have to wait to find out what teams make it to the finals, but for now, these are the 32 teams that qualified for the event:
- Argentina
- Australia
- Brazil
- Canada
- China
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- Denmark
- England
- France
- Germany
- Haiti
- Ireland
- Italy
- Jamaica
- Japan
- Morocco
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Nigeria
- Norway
- Panama
- Philippines
- Portugal
- South Africa
- South Korea
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- USA
- Vietnam
- Zambia
Image created from France celebrating their victory of the 2018 FIFA World Cup by Kremlin.ru under CC BY 4.0.
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