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Reason FIFA Women’s World Cup matches aren’t all free to view

bourbiza August 1, 2023 Top Stories Leave a comment 30 Views

Australia is in the grips of football fever, with the world’s best women players descending on the nation (and Aotearoa New Zealand) to showcase their sporting prowess.

But despite football being touted as the “world’s game”, just 15 of the 64 matches in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

All Matildas games, major quarter-finals, the two semi-finals and the World Cup decider are being broadcast live on the Seven Network and their streaming platform 7plus.

While all 64 matches are available on Optus Sport, viewers need to pay a fee to access them. Fans with a paid subscription can enjoy live…

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