All 13 games will be broadcast live — six of them on free-to-air Prime TV — during the FIFA Women’s World Cup intercontinental play-off series due to start on Friday (February 17).
The week-long series includes four friendly internationals, and nine games which will decide the last three sides to qualify for the Women’s World Cup to be co-hosted by New Zealand and Australia in July/August.
Sky Sport subscribers can watch all the games, including replays of the broadcasts, while Prime TV will screen six matches including two of the Football Ferns’ friendlies, against Portugal (Hamilton) and Argentina (Hamilton).
Main photo: FMG Stadium Waikato … will host seven women’s international games in a week.
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Squads and shirt numbers
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Fixtures
Games to be played on Friday February 17, 2023
New Zealand v Portugal (friendly)
FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton, 7pm
How to watch: Prime (free-to-air), Sky Sport 2, Sky Sport 7
Argentina v Chile (friendly)
North Harbour Stadium, Auckland, 7.30pm
How to watch: Sky Sport 9
Games to be played on Saturday February 18, 2023
M1: Cameroon v Thailand
FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton, 7pm
How to watch: Sky Sport Select Channel 050
M2: Senegal v Haiti
North Harbour Stadium, Auckland, 2pm
How to watch: Prime (free-to-air), Sky Sport 7
Games to be played on Sunday February 19, 2023
M3: China Taipei v Paraguay
FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton, 2pm
How to watch: Prime (free-to-air), Sky Sport 7
M4: Papua New Guinea v Panama
North Harbour Stadium, Auckland, 7pm
How to watch: Sky Sport 5
Game to be played on Monday February 20, 2023
New Zealand v Argentina (friendly)
FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton, 7pm
How to watch: Prime (free-to-air), Sky Sport 2, Sky Sport 7
Game to be played on Tuesday February 21, 2023
Senegal v Thailand (friendly)
FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton, 7pm
How to watch: Sky Sport 7
Games to be played on Wednesday February 22, 2023
Portugal v Cameroon (winner qualifies for WWC)
FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton, 7.30pm
How to watch: Sky Sport 7
Chile v Haiti (winner qualifies for WWC)
North Harbour Stadium, Auckland, 2pm
How to watch: Prime (free-to-air), Sky Sport 7
Games to be played on Thursday February 23, 2023
Paraguay v Panama (winner qualifies for WWC)
FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton, 2pm
How to watch: Prime (free-to-air), Sky Sport 7
Chinese Taipei v Papua New Guinea
North Harbour Stadium, Auckland, 1pm
How to watch: Sky Sport 2
New Zealand v Argentina (friendly)
North Harbour Stadium, Auckland, 7pm
How to watch: Sky Sport 2, Sky Sport 7
Play-off draw
Free-to-air games
Who’s coming … and how to buy tickets
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