Women’s World Cup third place match: Who will televise and broadcast the Sweden-Australia match live?

All information about the broadcast of the Women’s World Cup third-place match between Sweden and Australia on TV and live can be found here.

Sweden v Australia – Women’s World Cup Match for Third Place: Germany Time, Streaming

The match for third place will be held between Sweden and Australia on Saturday 8/19/2023. The match will kick off at 10 am German time Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. Fans have the opportunity to follow the match live at home.

All information about the game at a glance:

• difference: Sweden and Australia
• competition2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, match for third place
• date and time: 08/19/2023, 10:00 CEST
• pitch / stadiumSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane (Australia)
• to rule: Cheryl Foster (Wales)

Sweden vs Australia: Live broadcast of third-place match on free TV?

Football fans are wondering about the match for third place in the Women’s World Cup if the match will be broadcast live on TV. Here’s the good news: The Women’s World Cup third-place match between Sweden and Australia will be broadcast live on free TV. Fans can follow the game live and in full on ARD. The ARD broadcast begins at 9:40 a.m. with initial reports on the match. Presenter Klaus Löven leads through the show with expert Nia Kunzer. The third-place match will be commented on by Bernd Schmelzer.

Women’s World Cup: Where will the third-place match take place?

There is a free broadcast of the Women’s World Cup third-place match between Sweden and Australia. In parallel with broadcasting on free TV, ARD broadcasts the game live and in its entirety in its media library. All information about the transfer:

2023 Women’s World Cup dates

when Women’s World Cup 2023 The preliminary round matches were held until 3 August. The top two teams in the eight preliminary round advanced to the round of 16. This is followed by the quarter-finals, semi-finals and a play-off for third and final place on August 20 in Sydney.

• Preliminary role: from July 20 to August 3, 2023
• Round of 16: from August 5 to August 8, 2023
• Quarterfinals: from 11 to 12 August 2023
• Semi-finals: from August 15 to 16, 2023
• Third place match: August 19, 2023
• last: August 20, 2023

List of top scorers in the Women’s World Cup

These are the top scorers in the 2023 Women’s World Cup so far:

• 5 goals: Hinata Miyazawa (Japan).
• 4 goals: Kadidiato Diagne (France), Amanda Elstest (England), Alexandra Pope (Germany), Gil Roard (Netherlands).
• 3 goals: Ari Borges (Brazil), Aitana Bonmatti (Australia), Jennifer Hermoso (Australia), Lauren James (England), Eugenie Le Sommer (France), Haile Raso (Australia), Alba Redondo (Australia), Sophie-Romain-Hugg ( Australia). Norway)

Women’s World Cup schedule as PDF for download