What channel is Netherlands vs. Sweden on today? Time, TV schedule for 2019 World Cup semifinal

Jamila St. Ann

What channel is Netherlands vs. Sweden on today? Time, TV schedule for 2019 World Cup semifinal image

The 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup rolls on into the semifinal matches. In match one, the United States held off England for a 2-1 victory and a spot in Sunday's final.

Match two of the semifinals sees the Netherlands take on Sweden, after Holland's 2-0 victory over Italy and Sweden's shocking 2-1 win over Germany .

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The Netherlands made quick work of Italy. Vivianne Miedema and Stefanie van der Gragt led the Oranje into the next round, scoring within 10 minutes of each other on two headers to end Italy's historic run. 

It was Sweden, however, who stunned the field with a 2-1, come-from-behind victory over two-time World Cup winner, Germany. 

Sofia Jakobsson scored to even the score with Germany's in the 22nd minute. Stina Blackstenius slammed home a spilled rebound just after returning from halftime to snag the victory. 

It's a tale of two Cinderella stories for the semis on this half of the bracket. The Swedes are the lowest ranked team left in the World Cup but are looking to continue to turn heads with a win over Netherlands. 

This is Holland's first ever appearance in the semifinal stage of the World Cup, and only their second time competing at the tournament. 

It'll be a flying finish for both nations looking to book their ticket to the final. 

What TV channel is Netherlands vs. Sweden on today?

Fox networks carry every FIFA Women's World Cup game live. 

In addition to Fox's live broadcast, the match will be streamed on Fox Sports Go. You can also watch it online by signing up for fuboTV,  which offers a free, seven-day trial

When is the next World Cup match? Women's World Cup 2019 schedule, results

Group stage

Date Result
June 7 France 4, Korea Republic 0
June 8 Germany 1, China PR 0
June 8 Spain 3, South Africa 1
June 8 Norway 3, Nigeria 0
June 9 Australia 1, Italy 2
June 9 Brazil 3, Jamaica 0
June 9 England 2, Scotland 1
June 10 Argentina 0, Japan 0
June 10 Canada 1, Cameroon 0
June 11 New Zealand 0, Netherlands 1
June 11 Chile 0, Sweden 2
June 11 USA 13, Thailand 0
June 12 Nigeria 2, Korea Republic 0
June 12 Germany 1, Spain 0
June 12 France 2, Norway 1
June 13 Australia 3, Brazil 2
June 13 South Africa 0, China PR 1
June 14 Japan 2, Scotland 1
June 14 Jamaica 0, Italy 5
June 14 England 1, Argentina 0
June 15 Netherlands 3, Cameroon 1
June 15 Canada 2, New Zealand 0
June 16 Sweden 5, Thailand 1
June 16 USA 3, Chile 0
June 17 China PR 0, Spain 0
June 17 South Africa 0, Germany 4
June 17 Nigeria 0, France 1
June 17 Korea Republic 1, Norway 2
June 18 Jamaica 1, Australia 4
June 18 Italy 0, Brazil 1
June 19 Japan 0, England 2
June 19 Scotland 3, Argentina 3
June 20 Cameroon 2, New Zealand 1
June 20 Netherlands 2, Canada 1
June 20 Sweden 0, USA 2
June 20 Thailand 0, Chile 2

Knockout stage

Date Result
June 22 Germany 3, Nigeria 0
June 22 Norway 1 (4PK), Australia 1 (1PK)
June 23 England 3, Cameroon 0
June 23 France 2, Brazil 1
June 24 Spain 1, USA 2
June 24 Sweden 1, Canada 0
June 25 Italy 2, China PR 0
June 25 Netherlands 2, Japan 1

Quarterfinal

Date Result
June 27 Norway 0, England 3
June 28 France 1, USA 2
June 29 Italy 0, Netherlands 2
June 29 Germany 1, Sweden 2

Semifinal

Date Result Time (Channel)
July 2 USA 2, England 1  
July 3 Netherlands vs. Sweden 3 p.m. ET (FS1)

Third Place Match

Date Result Time (Channel)
July 6 England vs. RU50 11 a.m. ET (Fox)

Final

Date Result Time (Channel)
July 7 USA vs. W50 11 a.m. ET (Fox)

Jamila St. Ann