Player	Team	Goals	Penalties
S. Kerr	Australia	5	0
A. Morgan	United States	5	0
Cristiane	Brazil	4	0
C. Girelli	Italy	3	1
C. Lloyd	United States	3	0
W. Renard	France	3	1
E. White	England	3	0
K. Asllani	Sweden	2	0
B. Bonansea	Italy	2	0
S. Däbritz	Germany	2	0
A. Galli	Italy	2	0
Jenni Hermoso	Spain	2	2
L. Horan	United States	2	0
R. Lavelle	United States	2	0
E. Le Sommer	France	2	1

Channels licensed to broadcast FIFA Women's World Cup in United States

	Fox Sports » Seasons 2015-2023 Available on: FOX Network Fox Sports 1 Fox Sports 2 Foxsports.com
	NBC Sports » Seasons 2015-2023 Available on: UNIVERSO UNIVERSO NOW
	Futbol de Primera Radio » Seasons 2015-2022
	Telemundo Deportes En Vivo » Seasons 2015-2022

News

SheBelieves Cup: Japan announces 23-player roster led by Saki Kumagai

Live Soccer TV

Manager Asako Takakura submitted his 23-player roster and captain Kumagai is scheduled to join the team late.

SheBelieves Cup: Neville reveals England 23-player official roster

Live Soccer TV

Phil Neville has revealed his England Women’s 23-player squad for the 2020 SheBelieves Cup, and it is looking a lot younger than the one he took to France 2019.

The women's Eredivisie expected to set new attendance record at Phillips Stadium

Live Soccer TV

Eleven Thousand tickets have now been sold for PSV’s match against Ajax on March 20 setting a new attendance record in the Women’s Eredivisie since 2009.

USWNT's Olympic Women's Football warm-up matches vs Australia, Brazil

Live Soccer TV

The United States Women’s National Team aims to keep adding wins to its 18-game streak before Tokyo 2020. But in order to keep that win streak alive, the U.S. will need to be flawless in the SheBelieves Cup and upcoming high-profile friendlies ahead of the Olympic Games.

Mia Hamm's hopeful message for NWSL fans craving a team in Los Angeles

Live Soccer TV

Professional women's soccer might be coming to Los Angeles in the near future as Mia Hamm hints that she has been working hard to make that dream come true.

Christine Sinclair's 185 international goals record: a look at the underrated Canadian's career

Live Soccer TV

Christine Sinclair, 36, is now the all-time top scorer of international goals amongst men and women after scoring her 184th and 185th goals for Canada at the Concacaf Women’s Olympic Qualifiers against Saint Kitts and Nevis. Let’s take a look at one of the most low-key and fantastic football careers in Canada’s ace Christine Sinclair.

Match schedule and host cities announced for FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup India 2020™ - FIFA.com

FIFA.com (1 week ago)

Welcome to FIFA.com News - Two World Cup berths in play for Concacaf - FIFA.com

FIFA.com (4 days ago)

About FIFA Women's World Cup

FIFA Women’s World Cup

The FIFA Women’s World Cup is a competition that is run by football’s governing body since 1991, when the first edition of this tournament was held in China. This tournament, like the men’s version, is held once every four years.

The number of teams has increased since the tournament’s inception. Back in 1991, twelve teams fought for the title, but the upcoming 2019 tournament will have 24 teams aiming to win the competition.

The United States Women’s National Team is the most successful in the history of this competition. The USWNT has won three titles so far, followed closely by the German team that won back-to-back titles in 2003 and 2007.

The 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup was held in Canada. The tournament was won by the USWNT, as the American team defeated Japan with a 5-2 score.

The 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup will be held in France from June 7 to July 7, 2019. With 24 teams playing in this competition, the two best teams from each of the six groups will make it to the KO stage, with the four best 3rd places will join them in that stage.

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019

The 2019 edition of the FIFA Women’s World Cup will be taking place in France for the first time ever, following the superb tournament held in Canada four years ago. This will be the eighth edition of the Women’s World Cup, since the tournament’s birth in 1991. France will be come the third European nation to host the tournament, following Sweden (1995) and Germany (2011).

When is the 2019 Women’s World Cup being played?

Group Stage: June 7 to June 20.
Round of 16: June 22 to June 25.
Quarter finals: June 27 to June 29.
Semi-finals: July 2-3.
Third-place match: July 6.
Final: July 7.

Which teams will participate in the 2019 Women’s World Cup?

Group A: France (host nation), South Korea, Norway, Nigeria.
Group B: Germany, China, Spain, South Africa.
Group C: Australia, Italy, Brazil, Jamaica.
Group D: England, Scotland, Argentina, Japan.
Group E: Canada, Cameroon, New Zealand, The Netherlands.
Group F: United States, Thailand, Chile, Sweden.

*Chile, Jamaica, Scotland and South Africa will make their debut in this competition, while Brazil, Germany, Japan, Nigeria, Norway, Sweden and the United States’ teams will play their eighth Women’s World Cup, keeping their streaks as the only nations to qualify to the eight editions of the tournament since 1991.

What cities are hosting the Women's World Cup in France?
Paris, Lyon, Nice, Montpellier, Rennes, Le Havre, Valenciennes, Reims, Grenoble.

This will be a historic Women’s World Cup edition, since the use of the Video Assistant Referee has been allowed by FIFA. VAR technology will be there to assist all 27 refs and 48 assistants that will officiate in France, with their sights set on honoring fair play and justice.

What are the 2019 Women's World Cup broadcasting channels?

USA:

TV: FOX and FOX Sports 1 are your options in the USA if English is your native language, and will be providing full coverage of the tournament from kick-off during the opening match to the final whistle on July 7th. If you speak Spanish, feel free to check out Telemundo and Universo.

Online streaming and on-demand: Both English and Spanish speakers have options to catch the game on the go as well. For English speakers, FOX Sports GO provides access via your mobile devices, whilst Telemundo Deportes En Vivo is available for Spanish-speakers. FuboTV is a great choice as you can use it whether you prefer to view the game in English or Spanish.

UK:

TV: The ever-reliable BBC will provide full coverage of each and every game on TV and radio throughout the course of the entire tournament. BBC1 and BBC2 will be your channels to consult to support the Three Lionesses as they look to better their third-place finish from the 2015 edition.

Online streaming and on-demand: Check out the BBC sport website for online streaming options throughout the course of the tournament, and iPlayer will be another reliable source as well for fans.

Canada:

TV: TSN will provide coverage of all games taking place at this summer's tournament - in English. French-speakers can view the games via RDS, which will be showing all the matches from start to finish. Meanwhile, CTV will only be showing the Canadian national team's games - so Team Canada supporters will naturally hope that the squad will go far in France this summer!

Online streaming and on-demand: TSN GO, RDS GO, and CTV GO are the corresponding on the go options for the aforementioned TV channels.

France:

TV: Canal+ and TF1 will provide full coverage of the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup for France-based fans not able to make to the stadiums to watch the games live.

Online streaming and on-demand: Please note that whilst Canal+ will only provide TV coverage, TF1 will provide full mobile and internet coverage for fans wishing to view the games on alternate devices.

In addition, Radio France will be also covering select games for fans who wish to go the old-fashioned route and tune into games like how their grandparents did back in the day.

Germany:

TV: German broadcasters ARD and ZDF will be carrying all matches of the 2019 Women's World Cup from the group stages to the final.

Online streaming and on-demand: Both ARD and ZDF will provide online streaming and on-demand options for fans on their mobile devices and computers.

Netherlands:

TV: NPO 1, 2, and 3 will provide full coverage of the tournament from the opening game all the way through to the final.

Online streaming and on-demand: If you prefer access via the Internet, NPO will also give you the freedom to access the games via computer or your mobile device.

Spain:

TV: Mediapro will be your source to catch all the action from the upcoming tournament if you are based in Spain. GOL will be one of the channels providing coverage of all the games.

Online streaming and on-demand: In addition, Mediapro will also be the place to follow the women's national team online and on-demand as they hope to cause major waves in France this summer.

Australia:

TV: Optus Sport will be showing all matches of the highly-anticipated 2019 Women's World Cup, starting from the group stages to the final.

Online streaming and on-demand: If watching the games on the go is your thing, you're in luck, as Optus Sport will also provide online streaming and on-demand coverage for fans to stay on top of the action from their computers, mobiles, tablets, and other devices.

SBS Australia is another option - however, unlike Optus Sport, SBS will not provide full coverage of the tournament and will only show select games on TV, mobile, internet, and radio.

Did you know? The USWNT has played 43 FIFA WWC games in history. Thirty-three of those games have ended in a victory for the Stars and Stripes.

Tweets by LiveSoccerTV