The Women's World Cup is up and running with most of the group matches in the bag, but there are a whole host of fixtures still to come on the schedule.

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The 32-team tournament, hosted by Australia and New Zealand, is one of the most eagerly-awaited women's football competitions of all time, with an increasing global audience tuned in to the drama.

A total of 64 matches will be played, including the showpiece final in Sydney towards the end of August. We've got a long way to go with plenty of excitement in store.

Hoping to make it all the way, England come into their Round of 16 knockout clash against Nigeria on the back of their impressive 6-1 win against China in their final group game.

The USA are back in the hunt to claim an unprecedented third successive World Cup trophy, while the Aussie hosts and Spain are all among the favourites to perform well this time around.

RadioTimes.com brings you the full Women's World Cup 2023 fixture list, including dates and UK kick-off times.

Women's World Cup 2023 fixtures, dates and kick-off times

All UK times.

Group Stage

Wednesday 2nd August

Argentina v Sweden (8am) BBC

South Africa v Italy (8am) BBC

Jamaica v Brazil (11am) ITV

Panama v France (11am) ITV

Thursday 3rd August

Morocco v Colombia (11am) BBC

South Korea v Germany (11am) BBC

Round of 16

Saturday 5th August

Ro16 1 – Switzerland v Spain (6am)

Ro16 2 – Japan v Norway (9am)

Sunday 6th August

Ro16 3 – Netherlands v Runner-up Group G (3am)

Ro16 4 – Winner of Group G v USA (10am) ITV

Monday 7th August

Ro16 5 – England v Nigeria (8:30am) BBC

Ro16 6 – Australia v Denmark (11:30am) ITV

Tuesday 8th August

Ro16 7 – Winner of Group H v Runner-up Group F (9am)

Ro16 8 – Winner of Group F v Runner-up Group H (12pm)

Quarter-finals

Friday 11th August

QF1 – Winner of Ro16 1 v Winner of Ro16 3 (2am)

QF2 – Winner of Ro16 2 v Winner of Ro16 4 (8:30am)

Saturday 12th August

QF3 – Winner of Ro16 6 v Winner of Ro16 8 (8am)

QF4 – Winner of Ro16 5 v Winner of Ro16 7 (11:30am)

Semi-finals

Tuesday 15th August

SF1 – Winner of QF1 v Winner of QF2 (9am)

Wednesday 16th August

SF2 – Winner of QF3 v Winner of QF4 (11am)

Third-place playoff

Saturday 19th August

Loser of SF1 v Loser of SF2 (9am)

Final

Sunday 20th August

Winner of SF1 v Winner of SF2 (11am)

Women's World Cup results

Group Stage

Thursday 20th July

New Zealand 1-0 Norway (8am) BBC

Australia 1-0 Republic of Ireland (11am) ITV

Friday 21st July

Nigeria 0-0 Canada (3am) BBC

Philippines 0-2 Switzerland (6am) ITV

Spain 3-0 Costa Rica (8:30am) BBC

Saturday 22nd July

USA 3-0 Vietnam (2am) BBC

Zambia 0-5 Japan (8am) BBC

England 1-0 Haiti (10:30am) ITV

Denmark 1-0 China (1pm) BBC

Sunday 23rd July

Sweden 2-1 South Africa (6am) BBC

Netherlands 1-0 Portugal (8:30am) BBC

France 0-0 Jamaica (11am) ITV

Monday 24th July

Italy 1-0 Argentina (7am) ITV

Germany 6-0 Morocco (9:30am) ITV

Brazil 4-0 Panama (12pm) ITV

Tuesday 25th July

Colombia 2-0 South Korea (3am) BBC

New Zealand 0-1 Philippines (6:30am) ITV

Switzerland 0-0 Norway (9am) ITV

Wednesday 26th July

Japan 2-0 Costa Rica (6am) ITV

Spain 5-0 Zambia (8:30am) BBC

Canada 2-1 Republic of Ireland (1pm) ITV

Thursday 27th July

USA 1-1 Netherlands (2am) BBC

Portugal 2-0 Vietnam (8:30am) ITV

Australia 2-3 Nigeria (11am) BBC

Friday 28th July

Argentina 2-2 South Africa (1am) ITV

England 1-0 Denmark (9:30am) BBC

China 1-0 Haiti (12pm) ITV

Saturday 29th July

Sweden 5-0 Italy (8:30am) BBC

France 2-1 Brazil (11am) BBC

Panama 0-1 Jamaica (1:30pm) ITV

Sunday 30th July

South Korea 0-1 Morocco (5:30am) BBC

Norway 6-0 Philippines (8am) BBC

Switzerland 0-0 New Zealand (8am) BBC

Germany 1-2 Colombia (10:30am) ITV

Monday 31st July

Costa Rica 1-3 Zambia (8am) ITV

Japan 4-0 Spain (8am) ITV

Canada 0-4 Australia (11am) BBC

Republic of Ireland 0-0 Nigeria (11am) BBC

Tuesday 1st August

Portugal 0-0 USA (8am) ITV

Vietnam 0-7 Netherlands (8am) ITV

China 1-6 England (12pm) ITV

Haiti 0-2 Denmark (12pm) ITV

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