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The 2024 NWSL season is well underway, and women's soccer in the United States has never been more popular.

For proof, look no further than the sparkling new $240 million rights deal the NWSL secured for the next four years.

With the 2024 campaign kicking off the new media setup, excitement is at an all-time high. Add two expansion teams to the mix in the Utah Royals and Bay FC, and the NWSL is flexing its muscles.

Unfortunately, while the new rights deal is a sign of stellar growth in U.S. women's professional soccer, it's also a complicated mess. Each week, matches will be sprinkled across as many as four or five different television and streaming platforms, making it difficult to access teams for the entire campaign.

The Sporting News brings you a look at where each upcoming match will be accessible to watch across the 2024 season, and how to secure the most games in one place to watch NWSL action all season long.

MORE: Access the most 2024 NWSL games in one place by joining Fubo with a free trial

Where to watch NWSL games this week (Matchweek 21)

The NWSL has returned from its Olympics break, and is now churning through the regular season with Matchweek 20.

The Orlando Pride, now four points clear at the top of the table as the only remaining unbeaten team in the league, have a west coast trip to visit Bay FC, with the hosts scrapping for the final playoff spot.

Elsewhere, the KC Current hope to stop their recent skid as they host the Washington Spirit in a Friday showcase, falling from their second-place perch with just one win in their last five. It's their opponents, meanwhile, who have taken over that silver medal position, off the top spot by four points and above third-placed Gotham FC by another four.

DateTime (ET)MatchTV/Streaming
Fri, Sep. 208 p.m.KC Current vs. Washington SpiritStreaming: Amazon Prime
Fri, Sep. 2010:30 p.m.Bay FC vs. Orlando PrideStreaming: NWSL+
Sat, Sep. 217:30 p.m.Racing Louisville vs. NC CourageTV: Ion
StreamingFubo
Sat, Sep. 218:30 p.m.Houston Dash vs. Seattle ReignStreaming: NWSL+
Sat, Sep. 219:30 p.m.Chicago Red Stars vs. San Diego WaveTV: Ion
StreamingFubo
Sun, Sep. 221 p.m.NJ/NY Gotham FC vs. Utah RoyalsTV: ESPN2, ESPN Deportes
Streaming: ESPN+Fubo
Mon, Sep. 2310 p.m.Angel City FC vs. Portland ThornsTV: CBSSN
StreamingFuboParamount

How to watch NWSL in 2024 regular season

  • ION: TV channel ION will have 50 games, including 2 on every Saturday throughout the regular season.
  • Amazon Prime: 25 games will be streamed on Amazon Prime, one every Friday beginning the second week of the regular season.
  • CBS: 11 games in 2024 will be televised on CBS, with another 10 on CBS Sports Network. The CBS games will all be available on Paramount+.
  • ABC/ESPN: ESPN will have 17 games distributed across its family of networks in the 2024 season. The season opener will be televised on ABC and the other 16 on ESPN's various channels and platforms, including 13 of those on ESPN Deportes in Spanish and all streaming on ESPN+.
  • NWSL+: The league is also starting a new in-house streaming service called NWSL+ which will see 69 matches across the season streamed for free, accessible on most streaming devices.

For fans wishing to consolidate their attempts to watch as many NWSL games as possible in 2024, all matches broadcast by ION, CBS, CBS Sports Network, ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Deportes are accessible via Fubo USA, which offers a free trial for new users. That gives fans access to over three quarters of all the televised matches this season.

The full match schedule for the entire 2024 NWSL season can be found on the official league site.

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Kyle Bonn, is a Syracuse University broadcast journalism graduate with over a decade of experience covering soccer globally. Kyle specializes in soccer tactics and betting, with a degree in data analytics. Kyle also does TV broadcasts for Wake Forest soccer, and has had previous stops with NBC Soccer and IMG College. When not covering the game, he has long enjoyed loyalty to the New York Giants, Yankees, and Fulham. Kyle enjoys playing racquetball and video games when not watching or covering sports.