Radio Times Women's World Cup 2023 Special Issue
Keep track of the scores and follow the action Down Under with our free pull-out-and-keep wall chart inside every issue, on sale now!
Published: Tuesday, 11 July 2023 at 10:00 am
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For the next three and a half weeks, the Women's World Cup will play a central part in the television schedules as European champions, England, head Down Under to take on the world's best.
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In our Radio Times Women's World Cup 2023 Special Issue, we bring you a complete guide to all the action, including where and when to watch every game, plus an exclusive pull-out, four-page Women's World Cup 2023 wall chart for you to update and complete as the tournament unfolds.
We've also included a stadium guide so that you can follow the games around Australia and New Zealand, as the Lionesses do their thing on the other side of the world.
Also in this Special Issue, we speak to Jill Scott, the defender who helped England to win the Euros in 2022; our team of expert pundits select the players to watch – and the teams who could win the Cup; and our sports columnist Simon Barnes on how the World Cup time difference won't deter the most ardent fans.
HOW TO BUY
IN STORES & ONLINE: As well as in-store at supermarkets and newsagents, you can pick up your Radio Times Women's World Cup 2023 issue online with your favourite retailers: Asda, Sainsbury's and Waitrose.
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