Groupe M6 will broadcast half of the Club World Cup (F) matches in Australia and New Zealand from July 20 to August 20, 2023, including 24 group matches, while France Televisions will broadcast 32 matches, including the opening match and the final. Keep up the great posters.
Here, in detail, are the matches to follow in the M6:
● Thursday July 20 at 10:50am: Australia v Ireland live on W9
● Friday July 21 at 3:20am: Nigeria v Canada live on M6
● Friday, July 21 at 5:50 am: Philippines – Switzerland live on M6
● Saturday July 22, 2023 at 10:30 am: England v Haiti
● Saturday July 22, 2023 at 2am: USA – Vietnam
● Saturday 22 July 2023 at 1pm: Denmark – China
● Sunday, July 23, 2023 at 11 am: France v Jamaica
● Monday, July 24, 2023 at 9:30 am: Germany – Morocco
● Monday July 24, 2023 at 12pm: Brazil v Panama
● Wednesday July 26, 2023 at 1pm: Canada v Ireland
● Thursday, July 27, 2023 at 8:30 am: Portugal v Vietnam
● Thursday, July 27, 2023 at 11 am: Australia v Nigeria
● Friday July 28 at 9:30am: England v Denmark
● Friday July 28 at 1pm: Argentina v South Africa
● Friday July 28 at 12pm: China v Haiti
● Saturday, July 29 at 1:30 p.m.: Panama v Jamaica
● Monday July 31, 2023 at 8am: Japan v Spain
● Monday July 31, 2023 at 8 am: Costa Rica v Zambia
● Tuesday August 1 at 12:00pm: England v China
● Tuesday, August 1 at 12pm: Haiti – Denmark
● Wednesday 2nd August at 8:00am: Argentina v Sweden
● Wednesday 02 August 08:00: South Africa v Italy
● Thursday 03 August at 11:00am: South Korea – Germany
● Thursday 03 August at 11:00 am: Morocco – Colombia
● 1/8th of final A
● 1/8th of final B
● Eighth G with France if they finish 1st in their group
● 8th H with France if they finish 2nd in their group
● 1/4 final a
● 1/4 final b
● 1/2 Final with France if qualified
● 3rd place
Here is the list as broadcast by France Televisions:
Thursday 20 July: Ceremony and opening game
● New Zealand v Norway at 7:35 am
Friday July 21: Spain v Costa Rica at 8:30am
Saturday July 22: Zambia v Japan at 8:00am
Sunday 23rd July:
● Sweden v South Africa at 6:00 am
● Netherlands / Portugal at 8:30 am
Monday, July 24:
● Italy v Argentina at 7:00 am
Tuesday 25th July:
● Colombia v Korea Republic at 3:00 p.m
● New Zealand / Philippines at 6:30 am
● Switzerland / Norway at 9:00 am
Wednesday 26th July:
● Japan / Costa Rica at 6:00 am
● Spain v Zambia at 8:30 am
Thursday 27th July:
● USA / Netherlands at 2:00
Saturday 29 July:
● Sweden / Italy at 8:30 am
● France / Brazil at 11:00 am
Sunday 30th July:
● Republic of Korea / Morocco at 5:30 am
● Norway / Philippines at 8:00 am
● Switzerland / New Zealand at 8:00 am
● Germany v Colombia at 10:30 am
Monday 31st July:
● Ireland v Nigeria at 11:00 am
● Canada / Australia at 11:00 am
Tuesday, August 1:
● Vietnam / Netherlands at 8:00 am
● Portugal / United States at 8:00 am
Wednesday, August 2:
● Jamaica v Brazil at 11:00 am
● Panama / France at 11:00 am
Sunday 6th August and Monday 7th August:
● Four rounds of 16
Saturday 12 August:
● Two quarter finals
Tuesday August 15 at 10 am or Wednesday August 16 at 11 am:
● A semi-final
Sunday, August 20 at 11 am:
● Final
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