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How To Watch the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup

The highest level of women's professional basketball converges on Berlin this September, with every team vying for international glory.

Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, Angel Reese, and other WNBA stars will compete on one of the planet’s biggest stages at the tail end of this summer. Whether you know those names or not, you’re gonna wanna watch the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup.

The FIBA tournament is the culmination of qualifying events around the world. Sixteen countries will vie for international glory. The U.S. is looking for a fifth consecutive World Cup title.

We have you covered with all the information you’ll need to watch the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup on TV or streaming. Keep reading to learn more.

What channels show the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup?

TNT Sports signed a multi-year exclusive broadcast agreement with FIBA in March. That means games during the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup will air on TNT and truTV, and stream on HBO Max.

Games will also stream on the Courtside 1891 channel via DAZN.

2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup TV schedule

The tournament spans 10 days, from September 4–13. The group stage consists of multiple games per day on TNT Sports networks.

FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup games might be challenging to watch live, though. Many matchups are early in the morning or afternoon because the tournament is hosted in Germany.

The full FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup schedule is mapped out in the table below. We’ll update this page as the tournament progresses so you have the most up-to-date viewing information.

Group stage schedule

Matchup Time (ET) Channels
Friday, Sept. 4
Japan vs. Mali 5:30 a.m. HBO Max
Australia vs. Puerto Rico 5:30 a.m. HBO Max
United States vs. China 8:00 a.m. TNT, truTV, HBO Max
Korea vs. Nigeria 8:30 a.m. HBO Max
Belgium vs. Turkey 11:30 a.m. HBO Max
Spain vs. Germany 11:30 a.m. truTV, HBO Max
Czechia vs. Italy 2:15 p.m. HBO Max
Hungary vs. France 2:45 p.m. truTV, HBO Max
Saturday, Sept. 5
Mali vs. Spain 5:30 a.m. HBO Max
Nigeria vs. Hungary 8:15 a.m. HBO Max
Germany vs. Japan 11:45 a.m. HBO Max
France vs. Korea 2:30 p.m. HBO Max
Sunday, Sept. 6
Turkey vs. Australia 5:30 a.m. HBO Max
China vs. Czechia 8:30 a.m. HBO Max
Puerto Rico vs. Belgium 11:30 a.m. truTV, HBO Max
Italy vs. United States 2:30 p.m. TNT, HBO Max
Monday, Sept. 7
Belgium vs. Australia 5:30 a.m. HBO Max
Puerto Rico vs. Turkey 5:30 a.m. HBO Max
Nigeria vs. France 8:15 a.m. truTV, HBO Max
Hungary vs. Korea 8:30 a.m. HBO Max
Japan vs. Spain 11:30 a.m. truTV, HBO Max
Germany vs. Mali 11:45 a.m. HBO Max
United States vs. Czechia 2:30 p.m. TNT, truTV, HBO Max
Italy vs. China 2:45 p.m. HBO Max

Knockout stage schedule

Game Date Time (ET) Channels
Qualification round
TBD Tuesday, Sept. 8 TBD TBD
TBD Tuesday, Sept. 8 TBD TBD
TBD Wednesday, Sept. 9 TBD TBD
TBD Wednesday, Sept. 9 TBD TBD
Quarterfinals
TBD Thursday, Sept. 10 TBD TBD
TBD Thursday, Sept. 10 TBD TBD
TBD Thursday, Sept. 10 TBD TBD
TBD Thursday, Sept. 10 TBD TBD
Semifinals
TBD Saturday, Sept. 12 TBD TBD
TBD Saturday, Sept. 12 TBD TBD
Finals
Third Place Game:
TBD
Sunday, Sept. 13 10:15 a.m. truTV, HBO Max
World Cup Final:
TBD
Sunday, Sept. 13 1:45 p.m. TNT, truTV, HBO Max

Best TV plans for watching the FIBA Women’s World Cup

The best plan to watch the Women’s Basketball World Cup depends on a few factors. Do you prefer a traditional TV provider, or do you get most of your entertainment from streaming apps? And how much can you spend?

DIRECTV carries both TNT and truTV in its base plan, whether that’s satellite or streaming. And with this comprehensive provider in your arsenal, you’ll get access to all sorts of sports and entertainment throughout the year, live and on demand.

You can also subscribe to HBO Max, which streams TNT Sports content directly on its platform. It’s a low-cost option for those who want to just watch the FIBA Women’s World Cup, but also includes a robust library of movies and TV shows.

Find the right TV plan for the World Cup

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How to watch the FIBA Women’s World Cup for free

Because the games during the tournament are either on a streaming service or cable channel, it’ll be difficult to watch much of the FIBA Women’s World Cup for free. Here are a couple of your best options.

You can get a free trial to a live TV streaming service that includes TNT and truTV. Examples include DIRECTV, Hulu + Live TV, and YouTube TV.

Amazon Prime Video subscribers can also add a seven-day free trial to HBO Max to their service. But the trial won’t get you access to the entire tournament.

FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup FAQ

What's the cheapest way to watch every World Cup game?

If you're on a budget, the least expensive option to watch the entire tournament is HBO Max. The Standard plan includes live sports and costs $18.49 per month.

Where can I watch FIBA Women's World Cup replays?

Courtside 1891 by DAZN and FIBA's official YouTube channel offer full game replays of games.

How can I watch every Team USA game?

At the time of publication, Team USA will play their group stage games on September 4, 6, and 7. After that, the team's schedule will depend on how the knockout stage plays out.

Can I watch the FIBA Women's World Cup in 4K?

HBO Max offers 4K playback with its Premium plan. If you own a 4K television, that's another way to enjoy 4K content. But it's not clear whether the FIBA World Cup will specifically be available in 4K.

Why you should trust us

Our CableTV.com Junior Sports Writer, Alex Vejar, verified all the viewing options for the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, including the full TV schedule. With that information, he researched which TV and streaming plans carried the most channels. His recommendations are based on those findings and are geared toward every fan and every budget.

Check out our Editorial Policy page to learn more about our methods.

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