With just two weeks to go until kick-off for the 2019 Women’s World Cup, broadcasters have announced their own schedules and broadcast teams who will take you through all the action.

Below are the different options available in Australia to watch the tournament.

SBS – The World Game

Free-to-air channel SBS have recently confirmed that they will be broadcasting several World Cup matches on TV and online at The World Game website, while all 52 matches can be listened to on SBS Radio in several languages including Mandarin, French, Japanese, and Italian.

SBS will broadcast the opening match between France and Korea Republic, the quarter-finals, semi-finals, and the final, as well as all Matildas matches, live, free and in HD.

Their coverage will be hosted by sports journalist Tracey Holmes alongside former Socceroo captain Craig Foster, with special commentary by former Matilda Joey Peters. Live match commentary from France will be done by journalist David Basheer and former Matilda Sarah Walsh.

Radio coverage will include former Matilda Melissa Barbieri, who will be bringing all the highlights and behind-the-scenes atmosphere from France, while live commentary will be done by former Socceroo goalkeeper Clint Bolton and broadcaster Steve Pearce.

SBS Schedule

All times are subject to change.

SBS will also be delivering the FIFA Women’s World Cup Today™ daily highlights show on SBS TV at 6pm every match day.

All live matches, replays, and daily highlights shows can be watched any time at SBS On Demand.

Optus Sport

Optus Sport are the primary broadcaster of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, and customers with a subscription will be able to watch every match from the tournament live and on demand on the Optus Sport website and app.

Alongside broadcasting every match, Optus Sport will also provide preview and review shows, 25-minute mini-matches of all the best bits from each game, as well as highlight packages.

Optus Sport will have a female-led broadcast team. The overnight coverage of all 52 games will be hosted by journalist Mel McLaughlin and former Matilda Amy Duggan, while broadcaster Richard Bayliss will lead the highlights show each morning.

Coverage will be complemented by a wealth of Australian women footballers including Cheryl Salisbury, Ash Sykes, Georgia Yeoman-Dale, Alicia Ferguson-Cook, Amy Chapman, Catherine Cannuli, Tal Karp, and Heather Garriock.

Joining them will be former Socceroos Mark Schwarzer and John Aloisi, as well as two current W-League head coaches, Dean Heffernan (WSW) and Ante Juric (SYD).

To celebrate the growth of women’s football and to inspire the next generation, Optus have also made subscriptions to Optus Sport free for school-aged children.

Kids can redeem the complimentary offer by visiting their nearest Optus store, but children aged under 17 will be required to visit the store with a parent or guardian.

Optus Sport Schedule