2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Live on ARD
2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Live on ARD. Hamburg – The countdown begins: the FIFA Women’s World Cup kicks off on July 20. The tournament is bigger than ever, with 32 teams vying for the title in 64 matches. ARD is present live and reports more widely than ever before about the FIFA Women’s World Cup: in the first, in the ARD media library, in the Sports Shows app, in the ARD audio library and on the ARD radio waves. For the “Down Under” host nations Australia and New Zealand, all ARD shows have a common slogan: “This World Cup is upside down!”.
At the start, presenter Klaus Löwen and ARD expert Nia Kunzer present the World Cup live from the studio in Hamburg. Kristina Graf and Bernd Schmelzer will commentate on matches from New Zealand and Australia and Stefanie Bacek from Hamburg. Caroline Quebecos first provided the soundtrack to World Cup matches with her song “Where I’m Here All Eyes”.
Within the ARD, NDR is responsible for the entire production of the World Cup programmes. The cross-media editorial team in Hamburg coordinates the collaboration with the small team on site in Australia and the sportschau.de editorial team in Cologne.
NDR Director Joachim Knuth: “All matches, all goals – live, with a time delay or in short: German fans can follow the entire tournament. This will give the FIFA Women’s World Cup the attention it deserves. I am very happy that NDR as leader is broadcasting the event with its partners on ARD and in cooperation with ZDF – I look forward to exciting games!
ARD Sports Coordinator Axel PalkowskiARD is showing more games than ever at the Women’s World Cup. And although the rights situation has not been clear for a long time, we can offer our fans an attractive, high-quality and very comprehensive program across all channels. This makes us proud and will do justice to the standing of football. The women’s foot is now in society.”
The World Cup begins with the opening matches between New Zealand, Norway and Australia against Ireland on July 20 live on Das Erste. A highlight of the ARD program was the German team’s second match on July 30 against Colombia. ARD and ZDF show all games live on TV – optionally with audio description – or as a broadcast. If you can’t be there live in the morning, you can watch the full-length games at any later time in the ARD Media Library on ARD Broadcast Days. There, on sportschau.de and in the Sportschau app, there are also compressed summaries of all 64 World Cup matches.
ARD also makes the Women’s World Cup a listening experience. Full reports on the ARD radio waves, on sportschau.de and in the ARD audio library guarantee the fantastic football cinema in your head. ARD Radio’s programming also provides talks, news and stories about the DFB team and the World Cup.
Program overviews, interviews with commentators, data and facts about the World Cup as well as more information about the ARD program offering are available at ARD press file.
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