FIFA Women’s World Cup Semi Final: How to Watch Australia vs England

England is set to face Australia in the semi-finals of the 2023 Women’s World Cup as they aim for their first-ever tournament victory. Having reached the last four for the third consecutive time, the Lionesses are determined to progress to their first World Cup final. The match will be held at Sydney’s Stadium Australia, with both teams displaying strong performances throughout the tournament. England’s unbeaten run was broken by Australia earlier this year. Get ready for an intense showdown as these two teams vie for a spot in the final.

How to Watch Australia vs England for Free

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When and where to watch Australia vs England

• Stage: Semi Final.
• Countries: Australia vs England.
• Date: 16th August 2023.
• Channels: BBC, Channel 7.
• Stadium: Stadium Australia, Sydney
• Kick off Time:  8:00 pm (AEST)

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4 teams are set for the Women’s FIFA World Cup 2023

Four teams left… The #FIFAWWC Semi-finals are set! 🔥

🇪🇸🆚🇸🇪 / 🇦🇺🆚🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

— FIFA Women's World Cup (@FIFAWWC) August 12, 2023

England Team Names list 

1. GK: Mary Earps (Manchester United)
2. GK: Ellie Roebuck (Manchester City)
3. GK: Hannah Hampton (Aston Villa)
4. DF: Lotte Wubben-Moy (Arsenal)
5. DF: Millie Bright (Chelsea)
6. DF: Lucy Bronze (Barcelona) 
7. DF: Jess Carter (Chelsea)
8. DF: Niamh Charles (Chelsea)
9. DF: Alex Greenwood (Manchester City)
10. DF: Esme Morgan (Manchester City)
11. MF: Laura Coombs (Manchester City)
12. MF: Jordan Nobbs (Aston Villa)
13. MF: Georgia Stanway (Bayern Munich)
14. MF: Ella Toone (Manchester United)
15. MF: Keira Walsh (Barcelona)
16. MF: Katie Zelem (Manchester United)
17. FW: Rachel Daly (Aston Villa)
18. FW: Beth England (Tottenham)
19. FW: Lauren Hemp (Manchester City)
20. FW: Lauren James (Chelsea)
21. FW: Chloe Kelly (Manchester City)
22. FW: Katie Robinson (Brighton)
23. FW: Alessia Russo (Manchester United)

Australia Team Names list 

1. GK: Lydia Williams (Brighton)
2. GK: Teagan Micah (Rosengard)
3. GK: Mackenzie Arnold (West Ham)
4. DF: Courtney Nevin (Leicester City)
5. DF: Aivi Luik (BK Häcken) 
6. DF: Claire Polkinghorne (Vittsjö) 
7. DF: Ellie Carpenter (Lyon) 
8. DF: Charlotte Grant (Vittsjö) 
9. DF: Clare Hunt (Western Sydney Wanderers) 
10. DF: Steph Catley (Arsenal) 
11. DF: Alanna Kennedy (Manchester City) 
12. MF: Tameka Yallop (Brann)
13. MF: Katrina Gorry (Brisbane Roar)
14. MF: Kyra Cooney-Cross (Hammarby)
15. MF: Clare Wheeler (Everton)
16. MF: Alex Chidiac (Racing Louisville)
17. MF: Emily van Egmond (San Diego Wave)
18. FW: Cortnee Vine (Sydney FC)
19. FW: Mary Fowler (Manchester City)
20. FW: Hayley Raso (Manchester City)
21. FW: Sam Kerr (Chelsea)
22. FW: Caitlin Foord (Arsenal)
23. FW: Kyah Simon (Free agent)