FIFA Women's World Cup: Telecast details

Lindsey Horan, Alex Morgan and Allie Long
Lindsey Horan, Alex Morgan and Allie Long of the US celebrate winning the 2019 World Cup. File photo: Reuters/Denis Balibouse

Mumbai: DD Sports has secured the television broadcast rights of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 in India.

The ninth edition of the tournament, featuring 32 teams, is set to kick off in Australia and New Zealand on Thursday. 

Prasar Bharti, CEO, Gaurav Dwivedi IAS said, "We are happy to have secured the television broadcast rights for the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023. This prestigious tournament not only showcases the immense talent and dedication of women in football but also serves as a platform to inspire the next generation of athletes. We are proud to partner with 1Stadia in this endeavour, as they share our passion for promoting sports and fostering a love for the game among fans." 

Indian football enthusiasts can witness every moment of the tournament as DD Sports channel is available in all households across the country.

The USA, reigning world champions, aim to clinch their third consecutive title, while Canada, the Olympic gold medalists, have showcased their strength as formidable adversaries. England, the Netherlands, Spain and Germany are the other fancied teams.

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