SheBelieves Cup 2023: Schedule, Streaming, Venue, Tickets, Past Winners, and MVPs

The eighth edition of the SheBelieves Cup is just a few days away. The SheBelieves Cup is an invitational women’s soccer tournament featuring the national soccer teams from Japan, Brazil, Canada, and the hosts, the United States. This initiative started in 2016, and the main reason for this program was to empower and inspire females in the sports universe and beyond. This 2023 edition will fall back to its very own three-venue format.

With the four invited teams scheduled to compete in a round-robin format, the cup competition will take place from 16th February – 22nd February 2023.

When and where are the games happening?

Thursday, 16th February – Exploria Stadium, Orlando, FL

Japan vs Brazil, 16:00 ET (21:00 GMT, 22:00 CET)

USA vs Canada, 19:00 ET (00:00 GMT, 01:00 CET)

Sunday, 19th February – GEODIS Park, Nashville, TN

USA vs Japan, 14:30 CT (20:30 GMT, 21:30 GMT)

Brazil vs Canada, 17:30 CT (23:30 GMT, 00:30 CET)

Wednesday, 22nd February – Toyota Stadium, Frisco, TX

Canada vs Japan, 15:00 CT (21:00 GMT, 22:00 CET)

United States vs Brazil, 18:00 CT (00:00 GMT, 01:00 CET)

How do I watch the 2023 SheBelieves Cup?

Can’t make it to the stadium? Don’t worry! There are more than enough avenues for soccer fans who cannot travel to their team’s games. Below are the television channels and platforms for the fans in USA, Canada, and Brazil.

United States: HBO Max and TNT
Canada: FuboTV and OneSoccer
Brazil: SporTV

Where can I buy tickets for the 2023 SheBelieves Cup?

Get tickets to your favorite game from US Soccer’s official portal itself here. While booking your tickets, you can also sync the game timings to your Apple, Outlook, and Google calendar to make sure you don’t forget!

Who has won the previous editions of the SheBelieves Cup?

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MVPs from previous editions of the SheBelieves Cup

2020 – Alexia Putellas from Spain, who scored two goals, was the first-ever SheBelieves Cup Visa MVP

2021 – Rose Lavelle, who scored a shocking match-winner against Canada, was the MVP

2022 – Catarina Macario was the latest MVP of the cup competition after two stunning goals in the SheBelieves Cup final against Ireland

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Do you think the USWNT can win the SheBelieves Cup, yet again, or will we finally have a new winner after three years? Let us know in the comments below.