2023 Women’s World Cup: Japan vs. Sweden live stream, TV channel, start time, odds | August 11

Japan and Sweden will meet on Friday, August 11 at 3:30 AM ET in the 2023 Women’s World Cup quarterfinals. Japan is coming off a 3-1 win versus Norway, and Sweden defeated the United States in penalties in its previous match.

Tune in to FOX US,Fox Sports 1,Fox Sports 2 to see Japan face Sweden.

Ahead of this matchup, here’s everything you need to get ready for Friday’s World Cup action.

Japan vs. Sweden Match Information

• Date: Friday, August 11, 2023
• Time: 3:30 AM ET
• Location: Auckland, New Zealand
• Venue: Eden Park
• TV Channel: FOX US,Fox Sports 1,Fox Sports 2
• Japan Odds: +118
• Sweden Odds: +238

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Japan Stats and Insights

• In four appearances in Women’s World Cup, Hinata Miyazawa has five goals and one assist for Japan.
• In Women’s World Cup so far, Mina Tanaka has two goals (through four matches) and three assists.
• In four Women’s World Cup matches, Jun Endo has registered one goal and two assists.
• Aoba Fujino has registered one goal and two assists for Japan in Women’s World Cup matches.

Sweden Stats and Insights

• In four Women’s World Cup matches for Sweden, Amanda Ilestedt has three goals (fourth in the 2023 Women’s World Cup).
• Jonna Andersson has not scored, but does have two assists for Sweden in Women’s World Cup.
• In four Women’s World Cup matches, Fridolina Rolfo has two goals.
• In Women’s World Cup, Sofia Jakobsson has two assists (without a goal).

Japan and Sweden Roster Breakdown

• Japan’s roster features 14 players from the domestic WE League (with four players from INAC Kobe Leonessa), which is more than any other league.
• Two Japan players compete in the NWSL, with Portland Thorns FC serving as the home for the most players on the team (one).
• More Sweden players (eight) play in English Women’s Super League than any other league, with three players coming from Chelsea FC. The team also has eight players that play domestically in Damallsvenskan, including three from BK Hacken FF.
• One Sweden player (Jakobsson) also competes in the NWSL. Her team is San Diego Wave FC.

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