The group stage is over. 16 nations are now competing against each other in the Round of 16 of the Women’s World Cup. Here you can find out everything about the teams, the schedule and tournament tree as well as the broadcast on TV and live stream.
German football has reached a new low. After the men last winter in Qatar and the U21 boys at the European Championships in Georgen, the German women soccer players have now also failed in the preliminary round of a major international tournament.
The hype that German women’s football has experienced since the European Championship in 2022 is being canceled out by the elimination at the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. In the end, the women themselves declared winning the tournament as their goal. After three games in one of the supposedly easier World Cup groups, the DFB team now has to go home.
In contrast, a total of 16 nations made it into the round of 16 and will now meet in the round of 16. Two games will be played on four days, so that the eight quarter-finalists will already be known on Tuesday (8 August).
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The next DFB team fails in the group phase: the women also disappoint at the World Cup appearance.
Women’s World Cup, round of 16: teams, schedule, tournament tree
The first two duels are already on the program for this Saturday, August 5th. From 7 a.m. German time, Switzerland and Spain will face each other. Three hours later, at 10 a.m., the match between Japan and Norway begins.
DateMatchmentStarting whistle / resultSaturday, August 5Switzerland vs. Spain1:5 (1:4)Saturday, August 5Japan vs. Norway3:1 (1:1)Sunday, August 6Netherlands vs. South Africa04.00Sunday, August 6Sweden vs. USA11 .00pmMonday 7 AugustEngland vs Nigeria09.30Monday 7 AugustAustralia vs Denmark12.30Tuesday 8 AugustColombia vs Jamaica10.00Tuesday 8 AugustFrance vs Morocco1.00pm
Women’s World Cup, round of 16: broadcast on TV and live stream
Good news for all football fans! All eight games in the Round of 16 of the Women’s World Cup will be shown free of charge on free TV or live stream. This is made possible by the public broadcasters ARD and ZDF, who have jointly secured the broadcasting rights for the tournament.
The two channels alternate with the transmission. The first (Saturday, August 5) and last matchday (Tuesday, August 8) of the round of 16 will be covered by the ZDF sports department. On the other two days, Sunday (August 6th) and Monday (August 7th), ARD is on the train with the sports show.
With the exception of the game between the Netherlands and South Africa, which starts at 4 a.m. on Sunday night in Germany, the two channels will also show all games on linear television. All eight games can even be seen via live stream.
Click here for the ZDF live stream overview
Click here for the ARD live stream overview
Women’s World Cup, round of 16: The schedule of the tournament
Group Stage: July 20th – August 3rd Round of 16: August 5th – 8th Quarterfinals: August 11th – 12th Semifinals: August 15th – 16th Match at P3: August 19th Final: August 20th
Women’s World Cup, Round of 16: The last tournament winners
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