We hope you don’t have any plans this weekend. If yes, then we’d suggest canceling them right away. Why? Well, keep the drum rolling as the NWSL final makes its way on Saturday night, featuring the top two best clubs as Washington Spirit and Orlando Pride will be locking horns against each other to clinch their hands on the prestigious NWSL Championship Cup.

Now suddenly checking out for your schedule, eh? Well, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered, as many are eager to know everything for the crucial match, including the kick-off time, TV channels, and livestream.

Where and how to watch the Washington Spirit vs. Orlando Pride NWSL final?

Washington Spirit vs. Orlando Pride will kick off at 8:00 PM ET (7 p.m. local) on Saturday, November 23. Both sides will be taking on each other at the CPKC Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri—also a home to either of their NWSL rivals KC Current. This means that either side is familiar with the away ground and will look to capitalize on their previous encounters played here.

Regarding the broadcasting details, fans in the United States can catch the action live on CBS, with live streaming available on Paramount+. Additionally, those who want other options to watch the match on the go may also tune into Fubo for a free trial stream. In fact, not just the match, but fans can catch a pre-game analysis of soccer experts on the Golazo Network from 6:30 PM ET.

While fans in Canada can tune in to TSN and Prime Video, UK-based viewers can count on TNT. As for other international countries, they may look out for ESPN’s country-based channels, as well as Optus Sport and Canal11. The rest may refer to the official list of broadcasters shared by the NWSL.

A quick preview of the NWSL Championship finalists

Notably, Pride enters the Championship stage with a 4-1 win over the Chicago Red Stars in the quarterfinals and a lucky 2-3 escape against KC Current in the semifinals. Meanwhile, the Spirits came to this stage by inches, thanks to a fortunate 2-1 victory over Bay FC in the quarterfinals, followed by a 1-1 draw against 10-player Gotham FC in the semis, eventually progressing to the final stage via a 3-0 win in the penalty shootout.

Both sides have given tough competition to each other throughout the regular NWSL campaign; however, it has been Orlando Pride that has won all four of their previous meetings with Washington Spirit over the last two seasons. No wonder Seb Hines and Co. were able to clinch the NWSL Shield with a tally of 60 points, maintaining just a 4-point lead over Jonathan Giráldez and his side.

This means that Trinity Rodman and Co. would be looking to end its winning drought against Marta and Co. Rest assured, expect a thriller between these two teams.