USWNT World Cup schedule, scores: TV channels, live stream for USA's 2019 Women's World Cup matches

Jamila St. Ann

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The United States women's national team has booked its spot in the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup final, looking for back-to-back championships for the first time in history.

Here's everything to know about the USWNT at the Women's World Cup, including how to watch USA matches on TV and stream online, plus a full schedule and updated standings.

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USWNT scores, TV schedule at Women's World Cup 2019

All USA games will air on either Fox or Fox Sports 1 with Spanish broadcast available on Telemundo and NBC Universo.

Group stage

Date Matchup
June 11 USA 13, Thailand 0
June 16 USA 3, Chile 0
June 20 USA 2, Sweden 0

Knockout stage

Date Matchup  
June 24 USA 2, Spain 1  
June 28 USA 2, France 1  
July 2 USA 2, England 1  

Final

Date Result Time (Channel)
July 7 USA vs. Netherlands 11 a.m. ET (Fox)

How to watch USA World Cup games live online

All of the USWNT's matches will be streamed on FoxSports.com, the Fox Sports app or by signing up for fuboTV, which offers a free seven-day trial.

USA's Women's World Cup 2019 roster

The 23-player roster for the USWNT is headlined by veteran leadership and young talent. Forward Carli Lloyd leads the team, making her fourth World Cup roster. Following close behind Lloyd with three tournaments are six World Cup winners: Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan, Tobin Heath, Becky Sauerbrunn, Kelley O'Hara and Ali Krieger.

Eleven of the 23 players are heading to their first World Cup tournament.

Player Position Club Team
Adrianna Franch Goalkeeper Portland Thorns FC
Ashlyn Harris Goalkeeper Orlando Pride
Alyssa Naeher Goalkeeper Chicago Red Stars
Abby Dahlkemper Defender NC Courage
Tierna Davidson Defender Chicago Red Stars
Crystal Dunn Defender NC Courage
Ali Krieger Defender Orlando Pride
Kelley O’Hara Defender Utah Royals FC
Becky Sauerbrunn Defender Utah Royals FC
Emily Sonnett Defender Portland Thorns FC
Morgan Brian Midfielder Chicago Red Stars
Julie Ertz Midfielder Chicago Red Stars
Lindsey Horan Midfielder Portland Thorns FC
Rose Lavelle Midfielder Washington Spirit
Allie Long Midfielder Reign FC
Samantha Mewis Midfielder NC Courage
Tobin Heath Forward Portland Thorns FC
Carli Lloyd Forward Sky Blue FC
Jessica McDonald Forward NC Courage
Alex Morgan Forward Orlando Pride
Christen Press Forward Utah Royals FC
Mallory Pugh Forward Washington Spirit
Megan Rapinoe Forward Reign FC

MORE: A complete guide to the 2019 Women's World Cup

FIFA Women's World Cup standings

The 24 competing teams are divided into six groups. The four teams in each group play each other once in the group stage of the tournament. The two teams finishing first and second in each group automatically advance to the knockout rounds. The top four best third placed teams also advance to the knockouts.

From there, with 16 remaining teams, the competition is single elimination: survive and advance. 

GROUP A - bolded advanced

Team W D L Points
France 3 0 0 9
South Korea 0 0 3 0
Norway 2 0 1 6
Nigeria 1 0 2 3

GROUP B -  bolded advanced

Team W D L Points
Germany 3 0 0 9
China 1 1 1 4
Spain 1 1 1 4
South Africa 0 0 3 0

GROUP C -  bolded advanced

Team W D L Points
Australia 2 0 1 6
Italy 2 0 1 6
Brazil 3 0 1 6
Jamaica 0 0 2 0

GROUP D -  bolded advanced

Team W D L Points
England 3 0 0 9
Scotland 0 1 2 1
Argentina 1 1 1 4
Japan 1 1 1 4

GROUP E -  bolded advanced

Team W D L Points
Canada 2 0 1 6
Cameroon 1 0 2 3
New Zealand 0 0 3 0
Netherlands 3 0 0 9

GROUP F -  bolded advanced

Team W D L Points
United States 3 0 0 9
Thailand 0 0 3 0
Chile 1 0 2 3
Sweden 2 0 1 6

Win = 3 points
Draw = 1 point
Loss = 0 points

Full 2019 Women's World Cup schedule

FRIDAY, JUNE 7
France 4, South Korea 0    
SATURDAY, JUNE 8
Germany 1, China 0    
Spain 3, South Africa 1    
Norway 3, Nigeria 0    
SUNDAY, JUNE 9
Australia 1, Italy 2    
Brazil 3, Jamaica 0    
England 2, Scotland 1    
MONDAY, JUNE 10
Argentina 0, Japan 0    
Canada 1, Cameroon 0    
TUESDAY, JUNE 11
New Zealand 0, Netherlands 1    
Chile 0, Sweden 2    
United States 13, Thailand 0    
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12
Nigeria 2, South Korea 0    
Germany 1, Spain 0    
France 2, Norway 1    
THURSDAY, JUNE 13
Australia 3, Brazil 2    
South Africa 0, China 1    
FRIDAY, JUNE 14
Japan 2, Scotland 1    
Jamaica 0, Italy 5    
England 1, Argentina 0    
SATURDAY, JUNE 15
Netherlands 3, Cameroon 1    
Canada 2, New Zealand 0    
SUNDAY, JUNE 16
Sweden 5, Thailand 1    
United States 3, Chile 0    
MONDAY, JUNE 17
China 0, Spain 0    
South Africa 0, Germany 4    
Nigeria 0, France 1    
South Korea 1, Norway 2    
TUESDAY, JUNE 18
Jamaica 1, Australia 4    
Italy 0, Brazil 1    
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19
Japan 0, England 2    
Scotland 3, Argentina 3    
THURSDAY, JUNE 20
Cameroon 2, New Zealand 1    
Netherlands 2, Canada 1    
Sweden 0, United States 2    
Thailand 0, Chile 2    
SATURDAY, JUNE 22
R16: Germany 3, Nigeria 0    
R16: Norway 1, Australia 1; Norway adv. on PKs    
SUNDAY, JUNE 23
R16: England 3, Cameroon 0    
R16: France 2, Brazil 1    
MONDAY, JUNE 24
R16: USA 2, Spain 1    
R16: Sweden 1, Canada 0    
TUESDAY, JUNE 25
R16: Italy 2, China 0    
R16: Netherlands 2, Japan 1    
THURSDAY, JUNE 27
England 3, Norway 0    
FRIDAY, JUNE 28
USA 2, France 1    
SATURDAY, JUNE 29
Italy 0, Netherlands 2    
Germany 1, Sweden 2    
TUESDAY, JULY 2
USA 2, England 1    
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3
Netherlands 1, Sweden 0    
SATURDAY, JULY 6
England vs. Sweden 11 a.m. ET Fox
SUNDAY, JULY 7
USA vs. Netherlands 11 a.m. ET Fox

Jamila St. Ann