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Women’s World Cup 2027 play-offs TV schedule: Free coverage, live stream

Women’s World Cup 2027 play-offs TV schedule: Free coverage, live stream

Tuesday night brings the deciding legs of the first round of the Women’s World Cup 2027 play-offs.

32 European teams, including the home nations, are battling to progress to the final round of qualifying, which takes place in November and December.

England, Scotland and Wales bring leads back home, while Northern Ireland need a miracle to keep their hopes of reaching next summer’s tournament alive.

The Lionesses were not at their best but won 3-1 against Greece in Crete on Friday to take control of their tie, the Scots won 2-0 away against Czech Republic, and Wales earned a 1-0 victory in Albania but Northern Ireland suffered a crushing 4-0 loss at home to Portugal.

All four home nations are readying for another push in Tuesday evening’s second legs as they try to move one step closer to Women’s World Cup 2027.

Radio Times brings you the Women’s World Cup 2027 qualifying play-offs TV schedule, including every home nation’s game you can watch live in the UK.

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Women’s World Cup 2027 qualifying play-offs TV rights

BBC and ITV will share TV rights to show home nations matches in the Women’s World Cup 2027 qualifying play-offs.

ITV boast the rights to show all England games across their platforms. Matches will be broadcast live on ITV1 or ITV4.

BBC will air Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales matches via regional variants of BBC One or BBC Two.

Of course, all matches on these channels can also be live streamed via BBC iPlayer and ITVX online via a range of devices.

Women’s World Cup 2027 qualifying play-offs TV schedule

All UK time. Subject to change. Home nations only.

Play-off round 1 second leg

Tuesday 13 October

  • Wales v Albania (7:15pm) BBC One Wales / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website /

  • Scotland v Czech Republic (7:15pm) BBC Scotland / BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website

  • Portugal v Northern Ireland (7:15pm) BBC iPlayer / BBC Sport Website

  • England v Greece (7:30pm) ITV 4 / ITVX

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