The 2019 Fifa Women’s World Cup is fast approaching, with 24 countries battling it out over a month to be crowned the winners.
It’s the eighth edition of the competition, most recently won by the US in Canada 2015 – their third success.
Phil Neville’s England will be among the favourites when the tournament begins on June 7. They’ve been drawn against Scotland, Argentina and Japan in Group D.
But when are the games, and how can you watch?
You can find out all you need to know below.
Fifa Women’s World Cup 2019 group stage fixtures (all times BST)
Friday 7 June
Group A: France vs South Korea (20:00, Paris) – BBC One
Saturday 8 June
Group A: Norway vs Nigeria (14:00, Reims) – BBC red button/website
Group B: Spain vs South Africa (17:00, Le Havre) – BBC red button/website
Group B: Germany vs China (20:00, Rennes) – BBC One
Sunday 9 June
Group C: Australia vs Italy (12:00, Valenciennes) – BBC red button/website
Group C: Brazil vs Jamaica (14:30, Grenoble) – BBC red button/website
Group D: England vs Scotland (17:00, Nice) – BBC One
Monday 10 June
Group D: Argentina vs Japan (17:00, Paris) – BBC Two
Group E: Canada vs Cameroon (20:00, Montpellier) – BBC red button/website
Tuesday 11 June
Group E: New Zealand vs Netherlands (14:00, Le Havre) – BBC red button/website
Group F: Chile vs Sweden (17:00, Rennes) – BBC red button/website
Group F: United States vs Thailand (20:00, Reims) – BBC Four
Wednesday 12 June
Group A: Nigeria vs South Korea (14:00, Grenoble) – BBC red button/website
Group B: Germany vs Spain (17:00, Valenciennes) – BBC red button/website
Group A: France vs Norway (20:00, Nice) – BBC Four
Thursday 13 June
Group C: Australia vs Brazil (17:00, Montpellier) – BBC Two
Group B: South Africa vs China (20:00, Paris) – BBC red button/website
Friday 14 June
Group D: Japan vs Scotland (14:00, Rennes) – BBC One
Group D: England vs Argentina (17:00, Le Havre) – BBC One
Group C: Jamaica vs Italy (20:00, Reims) – BBC red button/website
Saturday 15 June
Group E: Netherlands vs Cameroon (17:00, Valenciennes) – BBC One
Group E: Canada vs New Zealand (20:00, Grenoble) – BBC red button/website
Sunday 16 June
Group F: United States vs Chile (14:00, Paris) – BBC One
Group F: Sweden vs Thailand (17:00, Nice) – BBC red button/website
Monday 17 June
Group B: China vs Spain (17:00, Le Havre) – BBC website
Group B: South Africa vs Germany (17:00, Montpellier) – BBC red button/website
Group A: Nigeria vs France (20:00, Rennes) – BBC Four
Group A: South Korea vs Norway (20:00, Reims) – BBC red button/website
Tuesday 18 June
Group C: Jamaica vs Australia (20:00, Grenoble) – BBC red button/website
Group C: Italy vs Brazil (20:00, Valenciennes) – BBC Four
Wednesday 19 June
Group D: Japan vs England (20:00, Nice) – BBC One
Group D: Scotland vs Argentina (20:00, Paris) – BBC Four
Thursday 20 June
Group E: Cameroon vs New Zealand (17:00, Montpellier) – BBC red button/website
Group E: Netherlands vs Canada (17:00, Reims) – BBC website
Group F: Sweden vs United States (20:00, Le Havre) – BBC Four
Group F: Thailand vs Chile (20:00, Rennes) – BBC red button/website
Knockout phase Round of 16:
TV channels to be confirmed – BBC has exclusive broadcast rights
Saturday 22 June
38: 1B vs 3A/C/D (14:00, Grenoble)
37: A2 vs C2 (17:30, Nice)
Sunday 23 June
39: 1D vs 3B/E/F (16:30, Valenciennes)
40: 1A vs 3C/D/E (20:00, Le Havre)
Monday 24 June
41: 2B vs 2F (17:00, Reims)
42: 1F vs 2E (20:00, Paris)
Tuesday 25 June
43: 1C vs 3A/B/F (17:00, Montpellier)
44: 1E vs 2D (20:00, Rennes)
Quarter-finals:
Thursday 27 June
45: W37 vs W39 (20:00, Le Havre)
Friday 28 June
46: W40 vs W41 (20:00, Paris)
Saturday 29 June
47: W43 vs W44 (14:00, Valenciennes)
48: W38 vs W42 (17:30, Rennes)
Semi-finals:
Tuesday 2 July
49: W45 vs W46 (20:00, Lyon)
Wednesday 3 July
50: W47 vs W48 (20:00, Lyon)
Third-place play-off:
Saturday 6 July (16:00, Nice)
Final:
Sunday 7 July (16:00, Lyon)
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