Everything you need to know about the 2023 Women’s World Cup, including where to follow Australia’s games live and what time they kick off
t has been a long wait since Australia and New Zealand were announced back in 2020 as co-hosts for the, the tournament has finally kicked off. The opening ceremony and first game took place in Auckland on 20 July before the Matildas kicked off their campaign in Sydney on the same night. Here is how you can watch the Matildas when they play their next game against England tonight at 8pm AEST, and follow the tournament in Australia.
Despite the exciting prospect of watching games in person, the real benefit of winning hosting rights is not having to disrupt your circadian rhythm in order to follow it. No more dragging yourself bleary-eyed out of bed at 3am to watch an international football match. You may, of course, find yourself a little shabby the next morning depending on the result from the night before.
Previous Women’s World Cups have been held in summer or autumn but this year’s competition is in the middle of winter. However, the impact of wintery conditions is going to vary across the nine host cities. This World Cup has a big geographical spread of locations, stretching from Perth in Western Australia to Hamilton on New Zealand’s north island. In July last year Brisbane experienced an average daily maximum of 20C, whereas that was 14C in Melbourne.
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