Australia vs England Live TV & Live Streaming: Women’s World Cup semi-final matches are played here
Australia, the host country, will meet England in the Women’s World Cup semi-final match. This is how you see the game live on TV and broadcast.
Sydney – Enter the Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand on home soil. Host nation Australia in particular has caused quite a stir with the way the tournament has played out so far. In the semifinals, “Matildas” now meet with the favorites of England.
Who shows the Australia-England match on TV and live broadcast? Here you can watch the Women’s World Cup
- The match between Australia and England is on the rise Aug 16th. The kick-off is over 12:00 PM (CEST).
- The World Cup match will be live ARD transmitted.
- In addition, the encounter at Live broadcast on sportschau.de Shown.
Women’s World Cup semi-final: Can Australia surprise England?
For Australia, the highlight of the tournament so far has been the quarter-finals, which they won. On Sunday (August 12), France were sent home after a grueling 120 minutes without a goal thanks to a 7-6 victory on penalties. “The bravery and courage shown by everyone is unbelievable. It’s not about the medal, it’s about the heart that beats. And for the heart that beats in this country,” Swedish Federation coach Tony Gustafsson said in the loudest tones of his daughters.
Another top-flight player now awaits the team around superstars Sam Kerr and Mary Fowler in the semi-finals. The European champions defeated surprising Colombia in their quarter-final clash. As in the round of 16 against Nigeria, the Lionesses struggled, but in the end they deserved to win 2-1. Three European teams are now in the top four, along with Spain, who defeated Sweden 2-1 in the first semi-final on Tuesday (15 August).
Australian footballers need one more win to reach the final.
© Tertius Pickard / AP / dpa
Women’s World Cup – Germany were eliminated in the group stage
But for DFB-choice fans, the tournament will also be remembered as a disappointment. National coach Voss Tecklenburg’s team was eliminated in the preliminary round. The opening undisputed victory over Morocco was followed by a defeat by Colombia and a draw by South Korea. Association president Bernd Neuendorf expressed confidence in the coach immediately after his disgrace, but there were growing signs of disharmony in the team structure.
Sporting-wise, the DFB’s women will be challenged again from September 22 in the Nations League with the opening match against Denmark. Important points for Olympic qualification should be collected here. (Nicky)
Rules list: © Tertius Pickard / AP / dpa
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