How to Stream the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup For Free on Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, iOS, & Android

The 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup kicks off tomorrow with host country France against South Korea. Team USA will try to defend their title, after winning in 2015 for the first time since 1999.

The 2019 World Cup will air 52 games across FOX (22), FS1 (27) and FS2 (3) starting on June 7th. The coverage will include United States group stage matches against Thailand on June 11th, Chile on June 16th, and Sweden on June 20th. The games will also air in Spanish on Telemundo & NBC Universo.

For cord-cutters, this means that you can either watch the matches on FOX — OTA with an antenna or through a Live TV Streaming Service. There are now 6 services that offer World Cup Soccer matches, most of which you can try for free with a 7-Day Free Trial.

Sling TV is running a special promotion where you can get Sling Blue (which includes FOX and FS1) for just $15 a month for your first month, after a 7-Day Free Trial. Make sure you check if your market is available because FOX is only offered in 19 markets.

fuboTV is one of the only services that will offer all games on FOX, FS1, FS2, Telemundo, & Universo — which is available with a 7-Day Free Trial.

fuboTV will also be the only streaming service with the entire World Cup in 4K from their interface. You can stream with other services in 4K, but you will need to use your TV Everywhere credentials in the FOX NOW app.

How to Stream The 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup Without Cable

There are six major streaming providers that offer Live TV Streaming. These allow you to watch the World Cup matches live using iOS, Android, Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Chromecast, and Web.

Most Live TV Streaming Services offer FOX and FS1.

All Live Streaming Options

You can stream the 2019 Women’s World Cup matches with Fubo, Sling TV, PlayStation Vue, Hulu Live TV, DIRECTV NOW, and YouTube TV.

How many World Cup Games are on FOX, FS1, Telemundo, and Universo?

FOX

Airing 22 matches in English

• Televising 15 (of 36) Group Stage, 2 (of 8) Round of 16, 2 (of 4) Quarterfinals, 1 Semi-Final, and both the Third Place Game, and World Cup Final.
• All Group Stage matches on FOX: United States and South Africa

FS1

Airing 27 matches in English

• Televising 18 (of 36) Group Stage matches, 6 (of 8) Round of 16, 2 (of 4) Quarterfinals, and 1 Semi-Final match.
• All Group Stage matches on FS1: South Korea, Japan, & Cameroon
• Two Group Stage matches on FS1: China, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden, Thailand, Brazil, New Zealand, & Chile.

FS2

Airing 3 matches in English

• Televising 3 (of 36) Group Stage matches.
• One Group Stage Match on FS2: Jamaica, Scotland, Argentina, New Zealand, Australia, & Canada.

Telemundo (in Spanish)

Airing 21 matches in Spanish

• Televising 12 (of 36) Group Stage, 3 (of 8) Round of 16, 2 (of 4) Quarterfinals, both Semi-Final and Final matches.
• All Group Stage Matches on Telemundo: United States

NBC Universo (in Spanish)

Airing 24 matches in Spanish

• Televising 19 (of 36) Group Stage, 3 (of 8) Round of 16, and 2 (of 4) Quarterfinals.
• All Group Stage Matches on Universo: Netherlands, Nigeria, & Canada.

Telemundo Deportes App

Airing 7 matches in Spanish

• Streaming 3 (of 36) Group Stage Matches and 2 (of 8) Round of 16 Games
• One Group Stage Match on TD App: South Korea, South Africa, Jamaica, Japan, Cameroon, Norway, New Zealand, Germany, Australia, & England.

2019 Women’s World Cup TV Schedule

TBD