AFC Women's Asian Cup
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| Wednesday, 2 February 2022 | |||||
| Live | 3:00am | Thailand vs Vietnam | Paramount+ | ||
| Thursday, 3 February 2022 | |||||
| Live | 3:00am | Korea Republic vs Philippines | Paramount+, ESPNPlay Caribbean, Nova Spor… | ||
| Live | 9:00am | China vs Japan | Paramount+, ESPNPlay Caribbean, Nova Spor… | ||
| Friday, 4 February 2022 | |||||
| Live | 3:00am | Chinese Taipei vs Thailand | Paramount+, DAZN, 10 Play, JioTV, Eleven SE… | ||
| Sunday, 6 February 2022 | |||||
| Live | 2:30am | Vietnam vs Chinese Taipei | Paramount+, SportKlub 4 Serbia, MaxTV Go, … | ||
| Live | 6:00am | China vs Korea Republic *Final |
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*All times are shown in your local time
Channels licensed to broadcast AFC Women's Asian Cup in United States
| CBS Sports » Seasons 2021-2024 Available on: |
| Sport 24 has secured the rights to the AFC Women’s Asian Cup. The global sports broadcaster’s deal with the AFC covers Asia’s top women’s football tournament until 2024, making the matches live on airplanes and cruise ships operated by its partners. |
News
AFC Women's Asian Cup 2022 scores, results: China win title vs. South Korea; Vietnam headed to World Cup - CBS Sports
Global Times (3 months ago)
AFC pushes ahead with expanded Women's Asian Cup India 2022 - Inside World Football
Inside World Football (4 months ago)
AFC starts 30-day countdown to Women's Asian Cup as LOC prepares a digital presence - Inside World Football
Inside World Football (4 months ago)
AFC Women's Asian Cup 2022 sets records for digital engagement - Insidethegames.biz
Insidethegames.biz (2 months ago)
Football Australia recognises achievements of former Australian Women's Representative Players - Football Australia
Football Australia (1 week ago)
About AFC Women's Asian Cup
The AFC Women’s Asian Cup, known officially as the AFC Women's Championship, is Asia’s international association women’s tournament. It is the Asian Football Confederation’s premier competition for women’s national teams and is held once every four years.
Founded in 1975, the cup began as a biennial tournament, being held once every two years before adopting a quadrennial schedule for the 2014 edition onward. This tournament also functions as the Asian qualifiers for the FIFA Women’s World Cup, with the continent’s allocated spots going to the best performers at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup.
