How to watch England vs. Denmark: Time, TV Channel and Live Stream - July 28

Updated Jul. 28, 2023 3:06 a.m. ET

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England will meet Denmark in the 2023 Women's World Cup group stage, on July 28 at 4:30 AM ET. In their Group D openers, England beat Haiti and Denmark also won against China.

The matchup between England and Denmark can be seen on Fox Sports 1.

England vs. Denmark Match Info, TV Channel & More

Match Day: Friday, July 28, 2023
Match Time: 4:30 AM ET
Venue: Sydney Football Stadium in Sydney, Australia
TV Channel: Fox Sports 1

Watch England vs. Denmark and every 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup match on FOX Sports, with 29 contests televised on FOX and 35 airing on FS1. All 64 matches can be streamed live in 4k on the FOX Sports App.

England Insights

England's Last World Cup

England advanced to the semifinals of the 2019 World Cup, and was eliminated by Sweden 2-1.
Ellen White collected six goals in the competition.
In addition, Beth Mead contributed with three assists.

Last Game

England picked up the victory in its last contest 1-0 over Haiti on July 22. was outshot in the matchup, 19 to six.
Georgia Stanway netted the lone goal for her team in the match against .

England's Best Players

Stanway (2023 Women's World Cup): 1 game / 1 goal / 0 assists
Alex Greenwood (2023 Women's World Cup): 1 game / 0 goals / 0 assists
Lauren Hemp (2023 Women's World Cup): 1 game / 0 goals / 0 assists
Lucy Bronze (2023 Women's World Cup): 1 game / 0 goals / 0 assists

Catch all the action of the2023 FIFA Women's World Cup on FOX, FS1 and the FOX Sports App.

Denmark Insights

Denmark's Last World Cup

Denmark has scored one goal in this tournament (one per game). England has not conceded a goal yet.
Denmark's goal difference (+1) is eighth in Women's World Cup.
Denmark is 22nd in the tournament in shots (11 per game), and England is sixth in shots conceded (four).
Denmark has outshot opponents 11-five, and its +6 shot differential is 18th in Women's World Cup.
In terms of chances created, Denmark averages seven per match, 2 more than its opponents.

Last Game

Denmark earned a 1-0 win against China in its most recent game on July 22, outshooting China 11 to eight.
Amalie Vangsgaard's goal was Denmark's only in the match.