The 2022/23 A-League Women finals campaign is about to reach its crescendo, with the grand final locked and loaded.
Minor premiers Sydney FC suffered a surprise semi-final defeat to newcomers Western United, but defeated Melbourne Victory in the preliminary to book a spot in the decider.
The Sporting News looks at how to watch every finals game below:
| Date | Time | Match | TV | Stream |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat, Apr. 15 | 3:00 pm AEST | Elim. final: Melbourne City 3-3 Melbourne Victory | - | 10 Play, Paramount+ |
| Sun, Apr. 16 | 3:00 pm AEST | Semi-final: Sydney FC 0-1 Western United | - | 10 Play, Paramount+ |
| Sat, Apr. 22 | 3:00 pm AEST | Preliminary final: Sydney FC 1-0 Melbourne Victory | - | 10 Play, Paramount+ |
| Sun, Apr. 30 | 4:00 pm AEST | Final: Western United vs Sydney FC | 10 Bold | 10 Play, Paramount+ |
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How to watch the A-League Women in Australia
- Dates: April 15, 2023 - April 30, 2023
- TV channel: 10 Bold (final)
- Streaming: 10 Play, Paramount+
Network 10 currently have the broadcast rights to the A-League Women in Australia.
Every match from the 2022/23 season is being shown live on free-to-use service 10 Play, as well as live streaming platform Paramount+.
The final is slated to be broadcast on free-to-air channel 10 Bold.
How to watch Paramount+ in Australia
Paramount+ was launched in Australia in 2021 and is a subscription-based streaming service.
Subscriptions cost $8.99 a month with free seven-day trials available for new customers.
Paramount+ can be viewed via mobile, tablet, desktop, chromecast and a range of smart TVs.
The streaming service also shows the A-League Women, select Socceroos and Matildas matches, the FA Cup and AFC Champions League.
What happened to Fox Sports?
Prior to the 2021/22 A-League Women season, Fox Sports had held the broadcast rights to the competition.
The broadcaster was criticised for some of their overall coverage leading up to the renewal period and they were ultimately outbid by Viacom CBS, who own Network 10 and Paramount+.
Who is commentating A-League Women matches?
Network 10's coverage of the 2022/23 A-League Women season features the likes of broadcaster Niav Owens and former player Grace Gill.
The new 'Dub Zone' program was anchored by Owens who was joined by co-host Briana Goodchild, and social media host Kat Haddad.
Commentary will come from Teo Pellizzeri, joined throughout the season by a number of former players and coaches including Gill, Melissa Barbieri, Michelle Heyman, Teresa Polias, Leah Blaney and Catherine Cannuli.
Three new commentators who have come through the APL’s talent development program will also feature in broadcasts throughout the season - Taryn Heddo, Pokuah Frimpong and Georgia Rajic.
